What is multilingual friendly classroom?
A multilingual classroom is a
classroom with learners having more than one languages at their disposal
(irrespective of level of competence), including learners from migrant backgrounds,
such as first- and second-generation and newly-arrived immigrants and refugees.
Why are multilingual classrooms
important?
Multilingualism has been proven to
help a child develop superior reading and writing skills, multilingual children
have overall better analytical, social, and academic skills than their
unilingual peers.
This is important because it allows
for fairness in class and for all pupils to gain as much out of lessons as
possible. In addition, it allows pupils to embrace other cultures through
learning from each other's languages an creating an inclusive learning
community.
How can we use multilingualism and
language diversity in the classroom?
Teaching practices that tap into
multilingual ways of reading, writing and speaking allow students to access the
cultural resources that enhance the personal significance of their classroom
work, as well as expanding access to knowledge through texts in more than one
language.
Why should we embrace
multilingualism?
The benefits of speaking more than
one language are widely recognised: improved memory, better job prospects, easier
and more enjoyable travel, reduced risk of dementia, and numerous other
cognitive, social and lifestyle advantages.
What are the benefits of
multilingualism in education?
• Learning
a new language boosts cognitive functions. ...
• Learning
a new language enhances and improves memory. ...
• Learning
a new language expands your mind and worldview. ...
• Speaking
a second or third language will boost confidence and increase self-esteem.
• What
is the biggest social benefits of multilingualism?
• Global
Awareness: People who know other languages often familiarize themselves with
those cultures as well. They appreciate cultural differences and are more open
to new approaches and traditions. This diverse mindset reduces biases and
encourages more traveling in the future.
• What
is the impact of multilingualism on students?
These studies have found that
candidates who are multilingual not only come up with more ideas during
brainstorming sessions, but they also show appealing skills including fluency,
flexibility, and novelty during the process of developing their ideas.
What is the role of a teacher in
multilingual classroom?
The primary role of the teacher in a
multidimensional language class is to establish conditions and develop
activities so that students are able to practise the language in a meaningful
context.
How can you show that you value
multilingualism in the classroom?
1. translating
between languages.
2. comparing
and being playful with different languages.
3. mixing
words and expressions from different languages in the same spoken or written
utterance.
4. using
the home language in one part of an activity and the school language in another
part.
What are the three principles of
education in multilingual world?
• Strong and effective promotion of
fluency and literacy in all languages,
·
Effective environment for literacy (in its broadest sense),
·
Learner empowerment – encouraging students to create new power relations
together.
What are the challenges of
multilingualism in classroom?
• There
is no common first language among students in a multilingual classroom. ...
• Cultural
experiences of students differ. ...
• Students
in a multilingual class are making different mistakes in structure and
pronunciation. ...
• Students
have different learning styles.
STRATEGIES-
भारत
में बहुभाषी शिक्षण के प्रयोग वर्षों से हो रहे हैं।ओडिशा एक बहुभाषी राज्य है, जिसमें 62
अनुसूचित जनजातियों में 40 से अधिक जातीय भाषाएं बोली जाती हैं, साथ ही हिंदी, बंगाली और
तेलुगु जैसी आधुनिक भारतीय भाषाएं भी बोली जाती हैं। स्कूलों में जातीय अल्पसंख्यक
बच्चों की भाषा-शिक्षा को संबोधित करने के लिए, ओडिशा सरकार ने
बहुभाषी शिक्षा कार्यक्रम की शुरुआत दस जनजातीय भाषाओं के साथ की। डॉ महेंद्र
कुमार मिश्रा, बहुभाषी
शिक्षा निदेशक के नेतृत्व में और प्रो डी पी पटनायक और प्रो खगेश्वर महापात्रा, प्रख्यात
बहुभाषी विशेषज्ञों द्वारा निर्देशित, राज्य सरकार ने 547 स्कूलों में
आदिवासी भाषाओं में एमएलई कार्यक्रम शुरू किया। 10 आदिवासी भाषाओं को अपनाया गया।
ये हैं संताली, सौरा, कुई, कुवी, कोया, किशन, ओरोम, जुआंग, बोंडा और हो।
आदिवासी बच्चों को शिक्षित करने के लिए मातृभाषा आधारित बहुभाषी शिक्षा को बनाए
रखने के लिए कक्षा एक से कक्षा पांच के लिए
पाठ्यक्रम और पाठ्यपुस्तकें तैयार की गईं। राज्य सरकार ने आदिवासी बच्चों को
पढ़ाने के लिए स्कूलों में उसी भाषा समुदाय के शिक्षकों की नियुक्ति की। भाषा नीति
भी बनाई गई। इस कार्यक्रम को मिस्टर स्टीव सिम्पसन और विकी सिम्पसन, पामेला
मैकेंज़ी के नेतृत्व में समर इंस्टीट्यूट ऑफ लिंग्विस्टिक्स द्वारा भी समर्थन दिया
गया था। पाठ्यक्रम और पाठ्यपुस्तकें एमएलई संसाधन समूहों द्वारा निर्देशित आदिवासी
शिक्षकों द्वारा तैयार की गई थीं। यह 2005 में शुरू किया गया था और अब यह
बहुसंख्यक आदिवासी बच्चों वाले 2250 स्कूलों में चल रहा है। यह एशियाई देशों में
एक सतत एमएलई कार्यक्रम है। लगभग 7 एशियाई देशों ने एमएलई स्कूलों का दौरा किया
है।भाषा जनसंख्या का एक महत्वपूर्ण गुण है, और भारत जैसे बहु-भाषाई और बहु-जातीय
भूमि में इसकी बहुत प्रासंगिकता और महत्व है, देश में "कोस कोस पर बदले पानी, चार कोस पर
बानी" ऐसी सांस्कृतिक विविधता और बहुभाषावाद का अस्तित्व है। बच्चे की
मातृभाषा में प्रारंभिक स्कूली शिक्षा, सीखने में सुधार कर सकती है, विद्यार्थियों
की भागीदारी बढ़ा सकती है और स्कूल छोड़ने वालों की संख्या को कम कर सकती है
1. Use children’s home languages as a
resource
Even if you do not speak the home
languages of children in your program, you can still include their languages in
conversations. Get help from family members by inviting them to come teach you
and the class important words; also ask them for recommendations on literature
and songs written and recorded in their languages. Additionally, remember that
it is always possible to respond to children’s communications, regardless of
whether or not you speak the same language. You can do so with body language and
other ways to communicate, such as using pictures and objects.
Responding to children’s multilingual
contributions sends the message that diversity is valued in your classroom.
2. Pair conversations with joint
activities
There are several reasons why joint
activities in small groups promote conversation: a shared activity gives
participants a common subject to talk about; the tools or props related to the
activity can aid in communication; and educators can tailor the activity and,
based on the interests of the children participating, guide the conversation,
thereby increasing the children’s motivation and the likelihood that they will
share their ideas. Such learning, paired with activities, is a central
component
3. Co-participate in activities
The educators participated in
activities with the children for an extended period of time (15 minutes or
longer). Co-participating enabled the teachers to provide ongoing and
responsive assistance as compared with briefly visiting groups while rotating
around the classroom or engaging children in a whole group setting.
Coparticipating in activities with
children encourages more participation and helps teachers ask more open-ended
and contextualized questions.
4. Use small groups
Encourage other children to join in
activities, but limit group sizes to no more than six. Small group settings
help make an activity more conversational, relieving some of the performance
pressure children may feel when in a whole group setting or one-on-one with an
educator.
5. Respond to children’s
contributions
“Language learning is not just a
cognitive struggle, it is a cognitive and emotional struggle”
Multilingual families and children
should have opportunities to serve as experts and contribute to all of the
children’s learning.
What are the 6 benefits of bilingual
education?
• Increased
cognitive development. ...
• Better
academic achievement. ...
• Improved
memory. ...
• Resistance
to dementia. ...
• Increased
economic opportunities. ...
• Make
travelling more enjoyable. ...
• Cross-cultural
appreciation. ...
• Improvements
in the executive function of the brain.
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