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Barbara Trudell

 
VP - SIL International
 
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Company Name : SIL International
 
Company Website : www.sil.org
 
Company Address : 7500 W. Camp Wisdom Rd.
, Dallas, TX,
United States,
 
Barbara Trudell Profile :
VP - SIL International
 
Barbara Trudell Biography :

Degrees

Ph.D. International Education, University of Edinburgh, Scotland, 2004

Marion K. Hume Endowed P.E.O. Scholar Award, 2002-2003

Overseas Research Student Award, 2001-2003

M.A. Interdisciplinary Studies (applied linguistics and education), University of Texas, Arlington, 1991

B.S. Chemistry, Houghton College, NY, 1979

Current positions

Director of Academic Affairs, SIL Africa Area (2004- )

International Literacy Programs Consultant, SIL International (2000- )

Other experience

Director, Women Organized for Reading and Development (2000-2001)

Literacy programs coordinator, SIL Africa Area (1993-2000), SIL Peru (1988-1989, 1991-2002)

English as a Second Language Instructor, University of Texas, Arlington (1989-1991)

Literacy and Applied Linguistics Instructor, University of Texas, Arlington (1985-1986)

Community literacy worker in Huanca Quechua, SIL Peru (1982-1984)

Memberships

International Association of Linguistics (2004- )

British Association of International and Comparative Education (2002- )

SIL International Board of Directors (1996- )

International Reading Association (1985- )

Comparative and International Education Society (1993- 2000)

Language proficiency

English

Spanish 3+

Research interests

Language and formal education

Language, learning and identity in rural African communities

Language policy implementation; indigenous knowledge

Selected publications

Publications in SIL International Bibliography

2005. "Language choice, education and community identity." Int'l Journal of Educational Development 25, 237-251.

2004. NORRAG News 34: Language policy and the politics of language in education (ed with Kenneth King).

2002. Africa's Young Majority.(ed., with K. King, S. McGrath and P. Nugent). Edinburgh: Centre of African Studies.

1994-2001. Annual Literacy Report: SIL Africa Area. Nairobi: SIL.

1996. "A literacy program management training initiative in Eastern Africa."Notes on Literacy 22:1(with B. Robson and R. Klaas).

1995. "Making readers literate: transition literacy in sub-Saharan Africa."Notes on Literacy 21:3.

1995. Más Allá del Aula Bilingüe (Beyond the bilingual classroom). Lima, Peru: ILV.

1993. Beyond the Bilingual Classroom: Literacy Acquisition among Peruvian Amazon Communities. Dallas: SIL and the University of Texas, Arlington.

1992. "Lo que revelan los estudios de alteración textual acerca de la lectura oral" (What text alteration studies reveal about oral reading). In A. Bergli,Estudios Etnolingüísticos II. Yarinacocha, Peru: Ministerio de Educación/ILV.

Selected publications

2005. "Local stakeholder perspectives and language of education in sub-Saharan African communities." Presented at the Oxford International Conference on Education and Development.

2004. "The role of local agency in the defense of minority languages: Indigenous language committees in Northwest Cameroon." 10th Linguapax Congress: Dialogue on Language Diversity, Sustainability and Peace. Barcelona.

2003. "Language choice, education and community identity in Northwest Cameroon". UKFIET International Conference on Education and Development. Oxford, UK.

2002. "Which knowledge counts? Indigenous education, curriculum and Northern education." SIL International Conference: Waxhaw, North Carolina, USA.

2002. "When does a language count? The use of minority languages for learning in sub-Saharan Africa." International Reading Association World Congress. Edinburgh, Scotland.

2001. "Factors affecting community literacy programs: assessment and response." UKFIET International Conference on Education and Development. Oxford, UK.

1998. "Sweeter than honey: Use of the mother tongue in community literacy programs." UNESCO Africa Regional Literacy Forum: Dakar, Senegal.

 
Barbara Trudell Colleagues :
Name Title Email

Carolyn Miller

Pres., Dir. - USA Please login

Eugene Burnham

Sec. Please login

David Cram

Treasurer Please login

David Bosma

Dir. - Holland, Australia, Finance Coordinator, SIL Pacific Area Please login

Richard Brown

Dir. - Candidate USA, Assoc. Area Dir. Eurasia Area Please login


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