Prepare a note upon the multilingualism in your school locality
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Based on the findings of international educational research, effective classroom practice in multilingual contexts have findings like -
1. The students learn best in the language which they know the best.
2. Teachers teach most effectively in the language they are most familiar with.
3. The longer teaching and learning take place in the first language, the better the educational outcomes.
Communicating with other students in the language they knew best builds confidence, capability, good humor and social skills of the children. Therefore, it is important to provide opportunities for them to display these same qualities in the classroom too.
It is important to positively emphasize the value that knowledge of different languages and cultures brings to people’s lives in general and the classroom and so, also the discriminatory perceptions of low-status castes should be acknowledged and supported.
1. The students learn best in the language which they know the best.
2. Teachers teach most effectively in the language they are most familiar with.
3. The longer teaching and learning take place in the first language, the better the educational outcomes.
Communicating with other students in the language they knew best builds confidence, capability, good humor and social skills of the children. Therefore, it is important to provide opportunities for them to display these same qualities in the classroom too.
It is important to positively emphasize the value that knowledge of different languages and cultures brings to people’s lives in general and the classroom and so, also the discriminatory perceptions of low-status castes should be acknowledged and supported.
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Multilingualism
If you are like Claudia, chances are you may have heard the word bilingual or bilingual education. But have you heard of multilingualism? Claudia was recently stumped when she told someone that she was bilingual and he responded that she was actually multilingual. She wondered if there was really a difference. Bilingualmeans the ability to use two languages fluently, while multilingual means using or having the ability to use several languages with the same amount of fluency. It seems silly to Claudia now that she was calling herself the wrong term.
Multilingualism Origin
Claudia, who was born in Brazil, speaks English, Spanish, and Portuguese. In many countries around the world, multilingualism is the norm. When people migrate from one place to another, they take their languages with them. This is how multilingualism occurs.
There are different forms of multilingualism. One form focuses on how languages function in society, such as playing a specific role. Some nations have more than one official language, while other languages are used in social contexts. Another form is individual multilingualism, or a person's ability to communicate in different languages in different settings. Some nations value language learning and often require students to learn two or more languages.
Language learning happens in two ways. People aren't born multilingual. Children begin acquiring one or more languages as they go about living their lives. As they grow, one language may become the dominant language. This type of language learning is not really optional but a result of an individual's circumstances. Another way individuals acquire language is by deciding to learn it on their own. An example of this is when when someone takes a foreign language in high school or college.
Multilingual Education
A multilingual classroom in India looks like any other classroom. If you look and listen closely, however, you might notice two students speaking in their native tongues. Their teacher explains that one student is explaining the previous lesson, which was taught in the Hindi language.
Nations with large migration patterns, such as Germany, use multilingual education models. Students learn the official language and two other languages with the intent of becoming multilingual.
If you are like Claudia, chances are you may have heard the word bilingual or bilingual education. But have you heard of multilingualism? Claudia was recently stumped when she told someone that she was bilingual and he responded that she was actually multilingual. She wondered if there was really a difference. Bilingualmeans the ability to use two languages fluently, while multilingual means using or having the ability to use several languages with the same amount of fluency. It seems silly to Claudia now that she was calling herself the wrong term.
Multilingualism Origin
Claudia, who was born in Brazil, speaks English, Spanish, and Portuguese. In many countries around the world, multilingualism is the norm. When people migrate from one place to another, they take their languages with them. This is how multilingualism occurs.
There are different forms of multilingualism. One form focuses on how languages function in society, such as playing a specific role. Some nations have more than one official language, while other languages are used in social contexts. Another form is individual multilingualism, or a person's ability to communicate in different languages in different settings. Some nations value language learning and often require students to learn two or more languages.
Language learning happens in two ways. People aren't born multilingual. Children begin acquiring one or more languages as they go about living their lives. As they grow, one language may become the dominant language. This type of language learning is not really optional but a result of an individual's circumstances. Another way individuals acquire language is by deciding to learn it on their own. An example of this is when when someone takes a foreign language in high school or college.
Multilingual Education
A multilingual classroom in India looks like any other classroom. If you look and listen closely, however, you might notice two students speaking in their native tongues. Their teacher explains that one student is explaining the previous lesson, which was taught in the Hindi language.
Nations with large migration patterns, such as Germany, use multilingual education models. Students learn the official language and two other languages with the intent of becoming multilingual.
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