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As Convocation approaches, it can trigger a rush of conflicting emotions. Alongside the justifiable pride students feel for everything they’ve accomplished there may often be uncertainty about what’s next. For uOttawa students Alexis Hinkson and Heather Brittain, experiential learning helped determine the next step, and gave them the confidence to take it.

Professor Shari Orders’ Part-Time Professor of the Year award recognizes her exceptional contributions to teacher education.

The shift from elementary to high school is a defining period of adolescence. It shapes how young people perform academically and how they learn to connect and cope. Heather Brittain’s research examines how bullying experiences during this transition influence students’ long-term well-being and developmental outcomes.

Are you raising a bilingual or multilingual child? Do you have questions about your child’s language development, socialization, or school language? Are you looking to achieve bilingual harmony and linguistic well-being at home?

Vivien M. Slezak’s work in diverse college classrooms has fuelled her dedication to teaching and learning from people with different perspectives.

Discover the interesting projects of three young researchers completing their Master of Arts in Bilingualism Studies at OLBI.

Through years as an elementary school teacher and, later, work in business and entrepreneurship, Ijeoma Aboaja developed a lasting interest in how people learn.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming language teaching with unprecedented pace, leaving little time for learners and educators to adapt. This very tension is what Jérémie Séror, research chair, professor and former director of the Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI) at uOttawa, has made his mission to explore.

The Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI)’s Centre for Language Learning (CLL) is excited to launch Discover French with uOttawa, a beginner French course available online.

From a very young age, Professor Megan Cotnam-Kappel has been interested in what it means and what it takes to choose to live your life as a Francophone in Ontario.