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EFL teacher beliefs about collaborative writing at Swedish primary school

29 oktober
Writing is a key component of primary EFL education and the way it is taught can influence pupils’ language learning. To enhance written and overall proficiency, collaborative writing (CW) has been advocated, but few CW studies include teachers of young learners. Their views on writing instruction are relevant to consider, since they can have an…
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Pre-service teachers’ agency to enact multilingual pedagogies: A longitudinal case study

29 oktober
Students with migrant backgrounds continue to underperform across European education systems, highlighting the need for teachers to be prepared for multicultural and multilingual schools. However, even teachers who are open to multilingual pedagogies report being restricted by monolingual language policies, language beliefs and assessment schemes. Hence, it is necessary to investigate the conditions for pre-service…
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Forskningsprojekt hjälpte förskolan ta vara på språklig mångfald

25 oktober
Genom att delta i ett praktiknära forskningsprojekt har förskolan Eriksbo Västergärde 12 tagit vara på den mångfald av språk som finns bland barn och pedagoger. "Språk och flerspråkighet är angelägna frågor. Att vara med i projektet har breddat och utvecklat undervisningen för barnen", säger Ann-Marie Eckermark, förskolans rektor.
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Differentiation of ‘multilingual children’ in early education through knowledge of family language practices

9 september
In this study, the notion of ‘multilingual children’ is differentiated by problematizing overgeneralizations or homogenizing of children with potentially different experiences of language(s). The aim is to generate knowledge of how minority language–speaking children use their language(s) outside the education system through teacher–parent dialogue.
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