I am plurilingual! Je suis plurilingue!
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Reflexive Drawings

Children were asked to draw a monolingual person, a bilingual person, a plurilingual person and then themselves.  The gallery of drawings presents a selection of students drawings by theme: some collections are groups of several drawings of "a plurilingual person" and others show the sequential drawings from a monlingual person through to the self.
Real-life references of monolingual, bilingual and plurilingual individuals
Drawings of imaginary monolingual individuals
Plurilingualism as communicative capacity : speech
Plurilingualism as communicative capacity: thinking / thought
Plurilingualism as capacity: representations of mouths
Plurilingualism as identity: national / cultural affiliations
Plurilingualism as identity: multiple identities
Plurilingual development: Age / time
Monolingual babies
Plurilingual development: education
Plurilingual development: travel
Plurilingual development: practice
Affective Representations: Conflicted feelings about plurilingualism
One nation - one language ? Regional / minority languages?
York University
Faculty of Education

University of Toronto

OISE @ UT
CERLL

CRÉFO

Université Paul Valéry Montpellier

PRAXILING

Funding

Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS)
Joseph-Armand Bombardier CGS Doctoral Scholarship (SSHRC/CRSH)
Michael Smith Foreign Study Supplement (SSHRC/CRSH)
Weston Doctoral Fellowship
Massey College

 * All images and work samples have been used with permission.                                                                                                                                     © 2014 G. Prasad