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1.1 Number of non-UK born population in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland between 2010–2020 13

6.1 Photo of a drawing made by Arabic-speaking learners of Maltese 138

8.1 Participants’ birthplace (province), gender and mother tongue 172

8.2 Pupils’ mother tongues as listed by their teachers 174

8.3 Knowledge that teachers claim to have of their pupils’ mother tongues 175

8.4 Percentage of conversations in which pupils use their mother tongues to communicate with their classmates or the teacher 176

8.5 Frequency with which teachers claim to refer to their students’ mother tongues in the course of their everyday teaching 177

8.6 Value that autochthonous families place on Basque and English, according to the surveyed teachers 179

8.7 Value that immigrant families place on Basque and English, according to the surveyed teachers 179

8.8 Reasons why immigrant families choose the Basque immersion model, according to teachers 180

9.1 Tripartite module structure 202

9.2 Critical questions for discussion 203

10.1 A Sample from Zhou Rui’s reading collection that includes secondary school academic textbooks and Chinese-language novels 222

10.2 A sample of Xi Nan’s brush calligraphy 224

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1.1 Population demographics relating for each UK nation: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland 15

1.2 Policies on multilingual education for children with SEN: England 20

1.3 Policies on multilingual education for children with SEN: Wales 22

1.4 Policies on multilingual education for children with SEN: Scotland 25

1.5 Policies on multilingual education for children with SEN: Northern Ireland 27

2.1 Enrollments in the Study of Foreign Languages in Chile 45

3.1 Themes and findings revealed from the qualitative data 68

6.1 The descriptors chosen from the FREPA 133

6.2 The worksheets of the module ‘Our Town’ 134

7.1 Principles of a multilingual and intercultural orientation and associated aspects of teaching and learning 149

8.1 List of schools included in our study and number of participating teachers 172

8.2 Likert Scale used to measure beliefs 177

8.3 Teachers’ perceptions of linguistic diversity 181

10.1 The Profile of Focal Children 237

12.1 Participants: country of origin, age, gender 266

12.2 Hofstede’s Four Dimensions: Cross-Cultural Comparisons 267

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Multiculturalism and Multilingualism in Education

Implications for Curriculum, Teacher Preparation and Pedagogical Practice

Series:  Language Learning and Multilingualism, Volume: 5
Cover Multiculturalism and Multilingualism in Education
E-Book ISBN:
9789004709850
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
22 Aug 2024
  • Subjects
    • Education
      • Culture & Education
      • Teacher Education
      • Language Education
    • Languages and Linguistics
      • Multilingualism & Language Contact
Front Matter
Preliminary Material
Copyright Page
Acknowledgements
Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
Introduction Multilingual and Multicultural Education: from Policy to Pedagogical Practice
Part 1 Language Education Policies
Chapter 1 Multilingual Inclusion Policies for Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities in the UK
Chapter 2 A Critical Overview of Foreign Language Education in Chile: Policies and Linguistic Hegemony
Chapter 3 Bahasa Indonesia for National Unity: an Analysis of Language Policies and the Use of National and Local Languages in Education
Part 2 Teacher Preparation and Practice for a Multicultural and Multilingual World
Chapter 4 Functional Multilingual Learning: Traversing the Vertical and Horizontal Dimensions of Language Repertoires
Chapter 5 Language Teachers and Language(s)/Languaging: Exploring Understandings of Bilingualism, Multilingualism and Plurilingualism
Chapter 6 Teaching Maltese as a Foreign Language Using a Pluralistic Pedagogy
Chapter 7 A Principled Pedagogy for a Multilingual and Intercultural Orientation to Learning for Diverse (Language) Learners
Chapter 8 Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Practices for Teaching Students of Diverse Backgrounds
Chapter 9 (Re)centring Diversity in Language Pedagogies through Open Access Educational Resources
Part 3 Social Dimensions of Multiculturalism and Multilingualism
Chapter 10 Home-Related Strategies and Practices to Maintain Chinese Heritage Language and Their Implications for Identity Construction
Chapter 11 English Language Education in Rural Contexts: the Choice and Parental Involvement of Russian Immigrant Families in Cyprus
Chapter 12 Stories of International Students: the Influence of the Coronavirus on Studies ‘Home Away from Home’
Chapter 13 The Intersection between Ideal Multilingual and Multicultural Selves and Intercultural Competence
Back Matter
Index

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