2021
DOI: 10.7203/caplletra.71.21034
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In-service teachers’ language attitudes in the Valencian educational system: the effect of the school language programme and the L1

Abstract: La investigació sobre les actituds dels professors cap a les llengües ha rebut una certa atenció, en la mesura que el multilingüisme s’ha convertit en un dels principals objectius educatius dels sistemes escolars europeus (Cenoz 2019; Liyanage & Tao 2020). Diversos autors (Lasagabaster 2017; Safont 2007) han afirmat que les actituds cap a les llengües poden resultar un factor crucial en l’educació multilingüe. En el sistema educatiu valencià, els estudis existents han investigat tant les actituds lingüísti… Show more

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“…Finally, the language model seems to play a role in teachers' attitudes towards languages, and reveal the prestige of English as a lingua franca, the prestige of Spanish as a majority language, and the lack of prestige of Catalan as a minority language, especially for those who do not use Catalan in education. Similar results were obtained by Guzmán-Alcón & Portolés (2021), who investigated the influence of the language programs and in-service teachers' L1 had on attitudes towards the three contact languages (Catalan, Spanish and English). A total of 21 in-service teachers participated in the study.…”
Section: Findings Reported Insupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Finally, the language model seems to play a role in teachers' attitudes towards languages, and reveal the prestige of English as a lingua franca, the prestige of Spanish as a majority language, and the lack of prestige of Catalan as a minority language, especially for those who do not use Catalan in education. Similar results were obtained by Guzmán-Alcón & Portolés (2021), who investigated the influence of the language programs and in-service teachers' L1 had on attitudes towards the three contact languages (Catalan, Spanish and English). A total of 21 in-service teachers participated in the study.…”
Section: Findings Reported Insupporting
confidence: 83%