2009
DOI: 10.17346/se.vol14.122
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De hello ao hallo – uma abordagem intercultural e plurilingual no ensino precoce de línguas estrangeiras

Abstract: ResumoNeste artigo apresentaremos uma breve perspectiva de um projecto de investigação que se centrou na competência de intercompreensã o, que, por sua vez, se encontra associada às competências de comunicação intercultural e plurilingual. A nossa intenção foi despertar nos nossos aprendentes a curiosidade para com outras línguas e culturas para além da portuguesa e inglesa. Escolhemos, assim, o Alemão e o Neerlandês, por pertencerem, tal como o Inglês, à mesma família linguística e, principalmente, por aprese… Show more

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“…This broad agenda encompasses a range of educational efforts around the world. These include developing interculturality as a form of social justice education, in the work of Gorski (2009); Morris (2013); Ochoa (2010) and Quin (2009), specifically in the fields of plurilingual learning (Antier, 2019;Antunes, Teixeira & Cruz, 2009) and digital and social media learning technologies (Dooly 2011;Magos, Tsilimeni & Spanopoulou, 2013). In teacher education, there are initiatives to cultivate difference-curious sensibilities among preservice teachers who participate in cross-cultural placements and exchanges (Driscoll, Rowe & Thomae, 2014); counter 'unconscious bias' and (to a lesser extent) whiteness and white supremacy in teachers' worldviews and identities (Boscardin, 2015;Martin & Pirbhai-Illich, 2016); and deepen minoritized people's rights and equalities in Other veins of scholarship in intercultural education focus on the economic use of developing 'transferable skills' for global mobility and 'employability' (Jackson, 2015;Messelink, van Maele & Spencer-Oatey, 2015) and the diversification of student populations and school and university curricula through 'inclusion' and 'internationalisation' agendas and processes (Jiang, 2011;Pagani, Robustelli & Martinelli, 2011).…”
Section: Interculturality's Reproduction Of More-than-wicked Problems Through Modernity's Ways Of Beingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This broad agenda encompasses a range of educational efforts around the world. These include developing interculturality as a form of social justice education, in the work of Gorski (2009); Morris (2013); Ochoa (2010) and Quin (2009), specifically in the fields of plurilingual learning (Antier, 2019;Antunes, Teixeira & Cruz, 2009) and digital and social media learning technologies (Dooly 2011;Magos, Tsilimeni & Spanopoulou, 2013). In teacher education, there are initiatives to cultivate difference-curious sensibilities among preservice teachers who participate in cross-cultural placements and exchanges (Driscoll, Rowe & Thomae, 2014); counter 'unconscious bias' and (to a lesser extent) whiteness and white supremacy in teachers' worldviews and identities (Boscardin, 2015;Martin & Pirbhai-Illich, 2016); and deepen minoritized people's rights and equalities in Other veins of scholarship in intercultural education focus on the economic use of developing 'transferable skills' for global mobility and 'employability' (Jackson, 2015;Messelink, van Maele & Spencer-Oatey, 2015) and the diversification of student populations and school and university curricula through 'inclusion' and 'internationalisation' agendas and processes (Jiang, 2011;Pagani, Robustelli & Martinelli, 2011).…”
Section: Interculturality's Reproduction Of More-than-wicked Problems Through Modernity's Ways Of Beingmentioning
confidence: 99%