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Resource - Me Mapping - Digital Storytelling for multilingual learners

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Resource - Me Mapping - Digital Storytelling for multilingual learners

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Hi everybody, this is the resource from Canada I talked about. 'Me Maps' are videos focusing on language learners’ identities as well as their experiences and perspectives on the world around them. There are teacher guides and everything, so have a look and leave a comment to tell us what you think!
Ellen-Rose

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The three Es of digital tool evaluation 

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The three Es of digital tool evaluation 

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Hi everybody! Here you can find the slides of out 3° Ltt in Turin!
Paola & Simone

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Activity ideas:
Parents teach playground games in their own language and teach the vocabulary. This works be a short activity as part of the festival. Game ideas include: rock, paper, scissors. Hopscotch, Jacks.....

Also, children and parents dress in their traditional clothing.

If there are language groups then an idea would be for the language group to come together with a parent to read together or sing together. This can be great for children to connect with others in the school and get to enjoy time together in their language.

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- Silent book story telling- writing or audio telling
- universal song singing together in home languages
- reading stories and poetry

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Language Festival booths - traditional clothing, food, symbols, books, flag, traditional songs and short history. Bilingual recipe book made for parents. Children can sing universal songs (If you happy and you know it) in their different languages.
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We are very proud of our local action whose goal was to improve the integration of citiziens of third countries into the local communitiy. The theme of the local action was the wealth of cultural diversity. We organized The International Festival of Traditional Sweets and many parents participated by making traditinal cookies or meals from their country and by representing their culture, history and language through traditional cuisine.

Also, we organized cultural - artistic events during which parents and students had the opportunity to teach each other traditional dances from different cultures.

Usually, when a new student from a different speaking area comes to our school , he/she and his/her parents prepare  a lecture about his/her country as well as cultural similarities and differences.

Mirna, Croatia

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I would like to ask parents the following questions:

1.  What are Your concerns when it comes to your child's education?

2. What can be your role when it comes to multilingual learning?

Mirna, Croatia

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A few years ago one of our Italian parents taught people that were interested, mostly teachers, how to make an authentic Italian pizza and the dessert Tiramisu.

Our teachers also invite parents to class trips, which gives them a chance to get to know about our culture, nature, history etc.

We also have several fairs throughout the school year where all students can share parts of their national cuisine.

Tiina and Liis, Estonia

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For language lessons I would send home any text or if possible translated copy of a book we are to study in class in order for the family to read and go through vocabulary together before we started the lessons in school. In this way I tried to include vocabulary development in their home language and in our school language. Colleen, NL

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Two questions I would like to ask the parents:

1)  What is the most difficult for you regarding school and the school system?

2)  If you are a teacher, what would you certainly do regarding multilingual pupils and their parents?

Janja, Croatia

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I include a parent in filming TV news about multilingual learning in school to increase awareness of language diversity.  The news is already on the padlet.

Every new pupil from a different country is making a presentation about his or her town and cultural treasures. Parents are also involved in this activity.

Janja, Croatia

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Two questions that could start a conversation:
1) How much emphasis do you as a family place on your home language(s)?

2) What is your goal/plan for your child's language education?

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Angelique Podstavnychy - Optimist International School

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Clear Communication - Parent would receive teacher planning a week ahead to pre-teach some concepts at home. Parent was a teacher too - firm understanding of concept in home language. Child had more confidence and began to take part in more class discussions. 😃

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Angelique Podstavnychy - Optimist International School

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Angelique Podstavnychy - Optimist International School

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Development of Literacy and Language Learning for Disadvantaged Young Learners

https://project-deal.eu/en/the-results/

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wWwBu4SS3HxfJhmo0bl5cxWX-le68_MoPncpaQXjIvg/edit?usp=sharing

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This originated as a result of the IO 1 Report of the Activities of Good Practice. During the project, we designed activities for language learning with accompanying materials such as drawings, photos and sounds. They can be found in the database which is available for you to explore.

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ALCOR team at Optimist International School

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ALCOR team at Optimist International School

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ALCOR IS COMING (first day activities), LTT2 Netherlands (Luca and Janja) 

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ALCOR IS COMING (first day activities), LTT2 Netherlands (Luca and Janja) 

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Homework for LLT 2, the Neatherlands, ALCOR

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Project INCLuDE - interdepartmental cooperation in empowering third-country nationals co-financed by the Asylum, Migration and Intergration Fund - Elementary school Gustav Krklec, Zagreb, Croatia

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Project INCLuDE - interdepartmental cooperation in empowering third-country nationals co-financed by the Asylum, Migration and Intergration Fund - Elementary school Gustav Krklec, Zagreb, Croatia

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https://wakelet.com/wake/3gNSx4Wh1i9fgPBDZX2pR

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Ivana Dimitrovski@IvanaDimitrovski639

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INCLuDE - međuresorna suradnja u osnaživanju državljana trećih zemalja sufinanciran iz Fonda za azil, migracije i integraciju EU-a

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"Positive news - Carnival" by "Positive group", Tituš Brezovački school, Zagreb, Croatia

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"Positive news - Carnival" by "Positive group", Tituš Brezovački school, Zagreb, Croatia

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"Positive news - Spring is coming", Tituš Brezovački school, Zagreb, Croatia

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"Positive news - Spring is coming", Tituš Brezovački school, Zagreb, Croatia

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TV news about multilingual learning in our school, Tituša Brezovačkog, Zagreb, Croatia

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TV news about multilingual learning in our school, Tituša Brezovačkog, Zagreb, Croatia

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Elementary school Tituša Brezovačkog, zagreb, Croatia

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Elementary school Tituša Brezovačkog, zagreb, Croatia

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International education or 'Go Dutch' by Annebet van Mameren   New2nl

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Well, I did NOT redo my drawing, as you can see :-)

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My body language 🤭 Iva from Croatia.

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Hello everyone, I'm Hilda Heyde, Programme Officer Language Friendly Schools at the Rutu Foundation. I speak Dutch, English, French, Spanish and German. I'm passionate about including all languages in education and a detail about me is that I make fresh pasta in my free time

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Chrysa- Optimist International School in the Netherlands

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Chrysa- Optimist International School in the Netherlands

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Margit - Optimist International School in the Netherlands

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Margit - Optimist International School in the Netherlands

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Jen - Optimist International School in the Netherlands

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Jen - Optimist International School in the Netherlands

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I am Iva, from OA Step by step in Croatia.

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Intro Ellen-Rose Kambel from the Rutu Foundation - Netherlands

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Intro Ellen-Rose Kambel from the Rutu Foundation - Netherlands

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Intro Afke Weltevrede - Projectteam (NL)

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Intro Afke Weltevrede - Projectteam (NL)

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Looking forward to meeting you!

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Intro Tomislav Tudjman, project manager (NL)

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Intro Tomislav Tudjman, project manager (NL)

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Hi everyone, welcome to the ALCOR padlet. You can add a short video, 30 sec max, with your smartphone, and present yourself: Name Profession (which [type of] school) Which languages you speak Something funny or unusual about yourself :-) Click on the + button in the right hand bottom corner! 

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Hi everyone, welcome to the ALCOR padlet. You can add a short video, 30 sec max, with your smartphone, and present yourself: Name Profession (which [type of] school) Which languages you speak Something funny or unusual about yourself :-) Click on the + button in the right hand bottom corner! 