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A very practical example about Multilingualism and how it can be used to enrich pupils' knowledge

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It's interesting. I think that this activity is better fora a primary school class, where teacher is only who can manage Language passport. In the other grade of education it's less compatible with specific discipline.

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ıt is interesting

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it s intersting

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ıt's intersting

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Nice...

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it's interesting

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English (first language) - Friends and family
Afrikaans - Family
Sign language/Makaton - School
Basic isiZulu - School

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It's interesting

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Jeane de Fatima, Rio de Janeiro - Brasil

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Jeane de Fatima, Rio de Janeiro - Brasil

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I participated in this webinar and I was very happy to know this example.
I'll make a similar one.

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I have English, German and Turkish speaking students.

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This was such a wonderful assignment. Here is my language passport;
Finnish & English: work, family, friends, I often think in English & dream in Finnish, childhood & family, bilingual thus both languages as strong (reading, writing, speaking), Hungarian, home & love, with husband (petnames, cuddling etc), Swedish history & work, with some friends, makes me think of ancestors, French - makes me think of kindergarten and singing, sometimes  at work and about history, German - with my cousin's husband (actually with English and Finnish), weakest language, Italian - history! in Italian restaurants anywhere etc...

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It's an interesting support during the lessons.

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I think that language awareness discovered by using a language passport also helps the students engage in their own future development.

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LANGUAGE PASSPORT Hindi- Family, Friends .
English-with students ,in school,friends ,Teachers.

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I usually use Hindi with family, friends ,as informal talk and use English as formal language with my teachers'. and my students and some time with my peer group. These two languages are my language passport.

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An idea to create a language passport could be using Tagul to create a tag cloud , students like it. i usually let them make different clouds, with hobbies, sports, clothes they choose a shape and we see them. Using multiculture we could invite them to write CIAO in different languages as this one I did.

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It is really interesting. I can use it only in extra lessons but it  works,
Thanks

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Thanks to this course , I am using more languages during the lessons to help the foreign students.

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Great activity

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In the lessons we face, we try to express the concepts in various languages, because we believe that the training passes through the knowledge of different linguistic expressions.

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Here my passport! Fantastic activity

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I'm going to try this.  I think it's a great way to help new arrivals who have difficulties with the language of schooling to showcase their knowledge of other languages while making their classmates pay greater attention to them.

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Rome, Italy
This activity was very interesting I did as I was a child

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In every lesson I face I try to express my concepts in various languages, because training should be a universal language.

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Passports creating is a great idea and must be well planned.

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Jeane de Fatima, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil 

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Jeane de Fatima, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil 

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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/2566835/

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I like to express my sensations in art lesson, in many languages: italian, english, spanish or other because are different sounds and colors in every languages

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Love this idea- great potential for use in ePortfolios

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This was really interesting! I had to think about things I had never thought before!! :D

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That's interesting idea!
I speak  Italian at home, with my friends, at school with my Italian colleagues.
I speak English at school with my students and with my  English colleagues.

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Great idea! But there aren't bilingual students in my class. In case the Italian boy/girl types our school
SERBIAN - with school friends, ITALIAN - with school friends and family.

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As I do not have pupils of other nationality ... I will read what I write here for classmates

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Well, i used crayons. I hope it is going to be readable

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Well, i used

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Interesting activity...

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Here is my language passport

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I've never used the language passport before and I really enjoyed creating mine. I'm sure that it offers an opportunity both for children and students to talk about language diversity. I can't stand using it in my classrooms.  Here my first and very simple Language Passport.

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Greek husband
french, daughter, work, friends
english work, research

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LANGUAGE PASSPORT
HINDI-with family
ENGLISH-both with family and friends.

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Here's my first ever language passport.

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this is very useful activity.

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MALTESE: used at home, with friends, to watch the news, to read, research and deliver Maltese Language lessons

ENGLISH: Used mainly for
research purposes and to communicate professionally.

ARABIC: used mainly to deliver Arabic Language lessons

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LANGUAGE PASSPORT
HINDI- at home, with friends.
ENGLISH- at home, in school with students, official work.

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HINDI - WITH FRIENDS, HOME, TEACHING
ENGLISH- IN SCHOOL, OFFICIAL USE, FRIENDS , UNIVERSITY
PUNJABI- FAMILY, FRIENDS

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HINDI : AT HOME, WITH FRIENDS , WATCH MOVIES , IN TEACHING

ENGLISH : IN TEACHING , FOR OFFICIAL USE , IN ABROAD

PUNJABI : FOR MOVIES , AT TIMES IN TEACHINH

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l really like this activity

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This is an interesting activity

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I like this activity as this is interesting and useful

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I like this activity as this is interesting and useful

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Romania
I will inspire my colleagues' suggestions
Thank you!

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Goffran Elhag
At home
Arabic with family members
At School
Turkish and English

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the best from my class

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This is my Language Passport: I don't have any foreigner student in my classes

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This is my Language Passport: I don't have any foreigner student in my classes

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Thais is my language passport

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The L.P is indeed a useful tool in multilingual classes and I believe it will use it when it happens to work in a multicultural environment.

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This is my first language passport. It 'was fun and interesting

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Selvaggia
This is my first language passport. It 'was fun and interesting to fill it, even if it is not very rich, considering that in most of my activities I speak italian.

Italian is my native language; Spanish is the language I teach; English is the language for conferences, study, tourism. Portuguese to translations. Dialects, to have fun and to play

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The language passport is a kind of mind map which invites and challenges pupils to visualize their language repertoire.

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Here's my language passport again (in case you did not receive it the first time)

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Language Passport

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Here' my students' passport :)

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Here's my passport

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Very interesting activity.

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I speak greek, with my mother I speak english, with students a bit frensh, with friends greek

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I like this activity but from my point of view it
is very useful for kids.

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This is my language passport, hopefully always in progress, so as to achieve always new goals at school and as a world citizen...

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My Language passport. A very interesting activity requiring reflection.

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I like this activity as this is interesting and and useful

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What a mess :D :D

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My language passport

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Ismailli, Azerbaijan

My language passport