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4 groups standing in 4 corners, each corner presents a specific language (&culture)
1 "expert" of each group explains the language (&culture) to the others

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e.g. watching a Turkish movie with English subtitles

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Find grammar similarities

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Presenting a short text in their foreign language

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Presenting a short text in their foreign language

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Sudents present f.e. a poem in f.e. Turkish and explain characteristics of the respective language. Giving the others a short introduction to the unique features. However that requires the students to be more mature and would maybe work best in a later grade

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if more than one person speaks a specific language: allow students to code-switch if they cannot express their thoughts, explain them in their native language, other students can try to explain in English

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3 people, 2 people know a language one does not
1 person selects a word in a foreign language
1 person does not know the language
1 person mediator --> explains word to the other person

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Use songs in the student's native language

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connect grammatical aspects & vocabulary in different languages, compare them
(similarities, differences)
--> helps students to memorize words & grammatical structures
as intro or as part of a unit

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write ideas about how own language can be integrated and connected to the topic of the current lesson. (eg. comparison of grammatical rules, culture, religion,..)The students hand in their journal at the end of every unit
and the teacher decides which ideas will be realised and talked about in class.

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- if native speaker of French, Dutch, etc. -> you could use similar vocabulary (that is written the same) to explain things in an easier way
- pick instruction language (e.g German school in Poland - EFLC instructions in Polish)

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- Portfolio -> individualized, focusses on students' individual needs, weaknesses and also strengths (comparisons btw. languages in the portfolio)
- more summative assessment: over a long period -> assessing their whole language development, not only their punctual performance

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