Don’t Turn Your Head!

Turn It on Its Head! Juxtaposed Learning Journal Article Turn It on Its Head! Juxtaposed Learning

It has been long understood that creative approaches can increase student engagement in learning. However, recent research has started to uncover a clear impact upon learning progression and transforming student understanding across disciplines. This paper details a series of case studies from the JuxtaLearn project conducted across Europe in schools and HE. The results show an increase in stud...

Just in Your Head

Turn it on its head ! Juxtaposed Learning

It has been long understood that creative approaches can increase student engagement in learning. However, recent research has started to uncover a clear impact upon learning progression and transforming student understanding across disciplines. This paper details a series of case studies from the JuxtaLearn project conducted across Europe in schools and HE. The results show an increase in stud...

It's all in your head.

Surface-to-Surface Morphology: when your Representations turn into Constraints

Traditional morphology, that cranks out ‘underlying representations’ destined for phonology, has a serial character that makes it an odd bedfellow to parallel OT. The problem becomes all the more acute once one recognizes the need for ‘surface-to-surface’ faithfulness constraints (Benua 1997, Burzio 1994a, Kenstowicz 1996, Steriade 1996), given the ability of the latter to do -in parallelsome o...