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School of Education faculty and students presented their bilingual research at the 14th Annual UCI Center for Hearing Research Symposium, held June 1 at the UCI Medical Education Building. The Center for Hearing Research (CHR) at UC Irvine is a multidisciplinary group of scientists spanning eight Departments in five Schools, who are bound by a common interest in hearing research. The organization, which has been meeting informally since 1998, became a UCI Campus Center in 2005. The major goal CHR is to promote an understanding of hearing across all levels of biological organizations. Click on the linked titles below to access the abstracts for these UCI presentations. Title: Bilingual Sentence Repetition Performance Over Time Presenter: Tien Thuy Ho Title: Desirable Difficulty? Bilingual Exposure Spectrum & Language Development: A Latent Change Score Approach Presenters: Remy Pages, Lisa Bedore, Elizabeth Peña Title: Dual-Language Engagement: Concerted Cultivation of Spanish Use Among Students, Parents, and Teachers Presenters: Yenda Prado, Elizabeth Peña Title: Identifying Developmental Language Disorder in Bilinguals using a Tailored Items Approach Presenters: Amy Pratt, Elizabeth Peña, Lisa Bedore Title: Music to My Ears: A Proposed Intervention for Speech Discrimination in Noise Presenter: Alexandria Weaver Title: Rethinking the Bilingual Delay Presenter: Elizabeth Peña  2019 presenters came from UCI, UCR, USC, Chapman University, Temple University, University of Oregon, and the New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Photos by Phillip Tran
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