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Multilingual Early Childhood Education : Modern Approaches and Research / edited by Isaak Papadopoulos, Tanya Hathaway.
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Education in a competitive and globalizing world series.
- Education in a Competitive and Globalizing World Series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Multilingual education.
- Early childhood education.
- Language and languages.
- Early childhood education--Research.
- Multilingual education--Research.
- Education and state.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (388 pages)
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Nova Science Publishers, Inc., [2024]
- Summary:
- "This book offers a nuanced collection of chapters that bring together the concepts of linguistic diversity and early childhood education, to offer a comprehensive exploration of the latest insights and research in this rapidly evolving field. This edited volume represents an intellectual journey into the heart of education, where multilingualism intersects with the formative years of a child's development. The editors have achieved more than a mere collection of essays; the volume is a collaborative effort that brings together the expertise of scholars, researchers, and practitioners from around the world. The diverse perspectives presented in this volume reflect the richness of multilingual experiences in early childhood settings and underscore the importance of fostering linguistic diversity in educational practices. Elucidating the different facets of policy and practice in bilingualism, multilingualism and translanguaging, this resource not only captures the current state of research but also sparks conversations and inspires future investigations. This book serves as a valuable reference for educators, researchers, policymakers, and anyone passionate about providing young learners with a foundation that embraces and celebrates linguistic diversity"-- Provided by publisher.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- References
- Chapter 1
- Verbal and Non-Verbal Rhetoric in Translanguaging Classrooms: An Intercontinental Study in Preschool Education
- Abstract
- Literature Review
- Verbal Rhetoric
- Non-Verbal Rhetoric
- Translanguaging and Communication
- Translanguaging and Persuasive Communication of Toddlers
- Research Methodology
- The Purpose of the Study
- Participants
- Research Tools and Procedures
- Assurances on an Ethical Level
- Findings
- Findings 1. The Gender of Toddlers Relates to the Qualitative Differentiation in Their Rhetoric Strategies
- Findings 2. The Country of Origin of Toddlers Relates to the Qualitative Differentiation in Their Rhetoric Strategies
- Findings 3. Translanguaging and Rhetoric Strategies
- Discussion
- Pedagogical Implications
- Biographical Sketch
- Chapter 2
- In between the Standard Greek and the "Other" Languages: The Neglect of the Romani Language in the Official Standards of Early Language Teaching
- Introduction
- Multilingualism in the Greek Context
- An Intercultural Perspective of Incorporating the Romani Language in Schools
- The Scope of This Chapter
- Methods
- Method and Data Analysis
- Approach of Data Analysis
- Process of Analysis
- Limitations of Analysis
- Conclusion
- Disclaimer
- Chapter 3
- Multilingual Childhood Education in Morocco: Challenges and Opportunities
- Language Policy with Respect to Multilingualism in Morocco
- Medium of Instruction in Early Childhood Years
- Challenges of Multilingualism in Early Childhood Learning
- Benefits of Multilingualism for Child Cognitive Development
- Strategies to Promote Multilingualism in Childhood Education
- Biographical Sketch.
- Chapter 4
- Meta- and Crosslinguistic Awareness in Mainstream versus Multilingual Educational Programmes: Where Do Children Develop Better Multilingual Competencies?
- MLA and XLA
- Eliciting and Assessing MLA and XLA
- The Study
- The MCT
- The Participants
- Chapter 5
- The Dynamics of Language Policy and Practice in the Face of Growing Linguistic Diversity in Early Childhood and Care in Ireland
- Early Years Education in Ireland
- Conceptual Frame
- Methodology
- Data Analysis
- Aistear Structure
- Identity and Belonging
- Communicating
- Respecting Difference
- Aistear in Service Policy and Procedures
- Implementing Aistaer
- The Imperative of English
- Challenges
- Biographical Sketches
- Chapter 6
- Benefits of Exploring Children's Multilingual Identity through Multimodal Narratives
- Multilingualism Aspects and Evolution
- Identity Categories and Language
- Chapter Objectives
- Participants and Context
- Methodological Considerations
- Data Collection Tools
- Reflections
- Chapter 7
- Implementing the Textual Transpodidactic Model for Teaching and Learning Languages in Multicultural Early Childhood Classrooms
- Theoretical Background
- The Textual Transpodidactic Model Based on the Story: The Little Chestnut
- Stage One. Selection and Election of the Initial Fictional Text
- Stage Two. The Textual Transpodidactic Process
- Stage Three. Final Fictional Text. The Script
- Stage Four. Use and Learning of Languages. Short Drama Play
- Results
- Discussion and Conclusion.
- Disclaimer
- Chapter 8
- The Multilingual Influenced Outcomes of the Education System in the Maghreb Region of North Africa
- Multilingualism Defined
- Cross-Cultural Input
- Colonialism
- Mass Media
- Neighbourhood Impact
- Educational System Perspectives
- Multilingualism Manifestations Literature Review
- Code-Switching
- Code Mixing
- Translanguaging
- Orthographic Transcription
- Hybrid Language Combination
- The Outcomes
- Diversity
- Richness
- Educational System Reform
- High-Profile Learners and Workers in the Future
- Globalisation
- Dynamic and Social Integration in and Outside the Country
- Empathy
- Chapter 9
- Translanguaging Pedagogy in the Algerian EFL Classrooms: Teaching Vocabulary and Negotiating Social Justice Issues
- Translanguaging Pedagogy in EFL Classrooms
- Algerian Educational System
- Methodology and Research Design
- Data Analysis and Trustworthiness of the Findings
- Findings and Discussions
- Translanguaging Pedagogy: Enhancing Multilingual Repertoires
- Translanguaging Pedagogy: Negotiating Social Justice
- Chapter 10
- Making Sense of Writing: Infants' Experiences in Two Multilingual Day Care Centers in Luxembourg
- Developing Literacy: Empirical Studies and the ECE Framework in Luxembourg
- What Studies and Theories Tell Us
- Literacy in the National Framework in Luxembourg
- Literacy Activities in the Observed Day Care Settings
- The Status of Writing in the Three Centers
- The Perspective of Literacy and Examples of Literacy Events
- Print Awareness
- Phonological Awareness and Alphabet Knowledge.
- Writing in Earth
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 11
- Translanguaging in a Bilingual Classroom
- Theory and Methods
- Findings from Interviews
- Classroom Interactions
- Chapter 12
- Do Multilingual Childhood Networks Influence EFL Teachers' Code-Switching Behavior?
- Translanguaging and Code-Switching
- Multilinguals and Code-Switching
- Previous Research
- Research Questions
- Data Collection Instruments
- Data Collection Procedures
- Validity and Reliability
- Findings Related to RQ1: Do Teachers Code-Switch between Languages in a Natural Conversation?
- Findings Related to RQ2: If So, Are the Code-Switches Different amongst Teachers in Terms of Frequency and Types of Code-Switching?
- Findings Related to RQ3: Are Attitudes to Code-Switching in Formal and Informal Situations Different among the Participants?
- Appendices
- Appendix A: Semi-Structured Interview Questions and Discussion Topic
- Appendix B: Background Questionnaire
- Chapter 13
- Fostering Children's Engagement in Early Childhood Education through Teacher Designed Multilingual Materials
- Pedagogical Principles for Teaching English to Multilingual Pre-Primary Children
- A Whole-Child Approach
- Pre-Primary Development Stages
- Intercultural Communication Skills
- Multilingual Teaching Strategies
- Scaffolding Strategies
- Translanguaging Pedagogical Strategies
- Multilingual Materials for Teaching Pre-Primary Children
- Adapting Materials and Activities for Multilingual Contexts.
- Designing Materials and Activities for Multilingual Contexts
- Chapter 14
- Language and Literacy in Early Childhood Classroom Pupils: A Multilingual Perspective
- Grammar, Literacy and Narrative-Discourse Abilities
- Research Objectives
- Population
- Procedure and Ethics
- Method of Analysis
- Text Length
- Literacy and Narrative Abilities
- Accuracy of Grammar
- Qualitative Findings
- Chapter 15
- Stories in Multilingual Early Childhood Classrooms
- Storytelling and Multilingualism
- Research
- The Frequency of Using Stories in FL Teaching
- Ways of Integrating Stories into Multilingual Classrooms
- Teachers' Perceptions of Benefits and Challenges in Using Stories
- Chapter 16
- Investigating the Training Needs of English Language and Preschool Teachers in Greece in the Context of the English in Preschool Education Project (EAN)
- Setting the Context: The EAN Project
- Identifying Teachers' Training Needs and Difficulties in Implementing the Programme: The Webinar Evaluation Questionnaires
- Presentation of Results
- Teachers' Biodata
- Teachers' Training Background, Perceived Training Needs and Preferred Modes of Training
- Chapter 17
- Impact of Action Song Videos with Total Physical Response on Vocabulary Learning among Early Learners: Evidence from Greek Kindergarten Education
- Theoretical Framework.
- The Significance of Vocabulary Acquisition in Language Learning.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Description based on print version record.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9798891136182
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