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Major

Anthropology

Anticipated Graduation Year

2022 (Fall)

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Open Access

Abstract

Interview-based research project focusing on the acquisition of intonation in second languages, its implementation in formal education, and how cultural background contributes to learning. Participants include faculty and staff in Loyola's Modern Languages department, of varying backgrounds and proficiency levels.

Faculty Mentors & Instructors

Dr. Thea Strand, Advanced Lecturer, Department of Anthropology

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Intonation in Second Language Acquisition

Interview-based research project focusing on the acquisition of intonation in second languages, its implementation in formal education, and how cultural background contributes to learning. Participants include faculty and staff in Loyola's Modern Languages department, of varying backgrounds and proficiency levels.