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Europa jako wspólnota wielu języków i kultur. Problematyka kształcenia wielojęzycznego - koncepcje, modele, projekt

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Będkowska-Obłąk M., Miodek W.
Społeczeństwo i Edukacja. Międzynarodowe Studia Humanistyczne
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2018
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issue 2(29)
287-294
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The article discusses the issue of multilingual education, which was the subject of discussion and of many scientific studies especially in the late `90s of the last century. Today, due to migration changes, multilanguage education is becoming an important topic again. The authors of the article discuss the most widespread models and concepts of this type of an educational program, which have fund their application in many European countries, such as Germany, Sweden, France and Poland, where due to the current specifications and migration policy, it is appropriate to apply slightly separate models. The element accompanying the formulation of the appropriate education program can be any project whose practical purpose is to raise the awareness among student groups of the importance of the problems and to promote the so-called good practices that have already been developed, among others by Germany.
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Delivering Multilingual Schools – Emergence and Development of Language Beliefs in Immigrant Teachers

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Putjata G.
Applied Linguistics Papers
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2018
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issue 25/2
53-69
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“How Come We Don’t Deliver?” asks Elana Shohamy in the title of her paper on imagined multilingual schools and tackles the striking issue in education: the need for a paradigm shift towards a multilingual approach. This paper focuses on the role of immigrant teachers in this process. Based on the sociolinguistic framework of linguistic markets and the pedagogical framework of professionalization, it presents a qualitative study on teachers’ language beliefs. Using linguistic biographies, this study reconstructs how beliefs towards multilingualism emerge and develop under different educational settings. The findings indicate significant deviations in the perception of multilingualism and showcase deep insights into the development of these perceptions over time. The results reveal the importance of socio-political setting and contribute to a reflected understanding of linguistic diversity management in multilingual education and the need for teacher professionalization.
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Shaping the Multilingual Learning Environment: The Case of Multilingual Education Pilot Project in Georgia

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Grigule L.
Journal of Teacher Education for Sustainability
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2009
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vol. 11
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issue 1
50-64
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The multicultural and multilingual nature of the environment creates a necessity to deal with the diversity and social integration, thus making minority education one of the leading themes almost in any education reform today. Georgia, like many other former Soviet republics, experiences the need for multicultural policies. To test the multilingual education model as a tool to respond to urgent needs of the Georgian society in the spheres of education and societal cohesion, an internationally designed and funded Multilingual Education Pilot Project was implemented during the school years 2006 - 2008 in 12 schools in Georgia. During the Pilot Project, 12 research methods and instruments have been devised and implemented. Conclusions from the data analysis have been drawn, and recommendations for a broader implementation of multilingual education in Georgia have been provided. The overall impact of the Project was evaluated as highly satisfactory. The article aims to reflect on project experience, track observable changes in the educational environment, and analyze the pedagogical factors involved in successful implementation of multilingual education and sustainability of the innovations.
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