2023
DOI: 10.1080/0305764x.2023.2206805
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The impact of multilingualism and learning patterns on student achievement in English and other subjects in higher education

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“…On the other hand, studies aimed at examining multilingualism at the individual level have also been growing, and a specific term, i.e. plurilingualism, was coined to emphasize the focus of the study (Calafato & Simmonds, 2023;Cenoz, 2013;Jeoffrion, Marcouyeux, Starkey-Perret, et al, 2014). Most studies focusing on individual multilingualism addressed the characteristics of multilingual individuals, such as motivation (Calafato, 2021;Macatuno-Nocom, 2022;Thompson & Erdil-Moody, 2016), learning strategies (Alshaghel & Pappuswany, 2021;Brosh, 2018;Chattaraj, 2017;Dolgunsöz, 2013;Macatuno-Nocom, 2022;Qomariyah et al, 2022;Raftari & Vosoughi, 2013), learners' performance and the factors affecting the performance (Bin-Tahir et al, 2018;Bensalem, 2018;Brosh, 2018;Shishova, 2020), the cognitive and neural characteristics of multilingual individuals (Bright, Ouzia & Filippi, 2015;Hayakawa & Marian, 2019;Wattendorf, Festman, Westermann et al, 2014), as well as the impacts and benefits of multilingualism (Botes et al, 2020;Calafato, 2021;Calafato & Simmonds, 2023;Dolgunsöz, 2013;Lewis, 2023;O'Brien, Curtin & Naqvi, 2014;Pitkänen-Huhta, 2019).…”
Section: Multilingualismmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…On the other hand, studies aimed at examining multilingualism at the individual level have also been growing, and a specific term, i.e. plurilingualism, was coined to emphasize the focus of the study (Calafato & Simmonds, 2023;Cenoz, 2013;Jeoffrion, Marcouyeux, Starkey-Perret, et al, 2014). Most studies focusing on individual multilingualism addressed the characteristics of multilingual individuals, such as motivation (Calafato, 2021;Macatuno-Nocom, 2022;Thompson & Erdil-Moody, 2016), learning strategies (Alshaghel & Pappuswany, 2021;Brosh, 2018;Chattaraj, 2017;Dolgunsöz, 2013;Macatuno-Nocom, 2022;Qomariyah et al, 2022;Raftari & Vosoughi, 2013), learners' performance and the factors affecting the performance (Bin-Tahir et al, 2018;Bensalem, 2018;Brosh, 2018;Shishova, 2020), the cognitive and neural characteristics of multilingual individuals (Bright, Ouzia & Filippi, 2015;Hayakawa & Marian, 2019;Wattendorf, Festman, Westermann et al, 2014), as well as the impacts and benefits of multilingualism (Botes et al, 2020;Calafato, 2021;Calafato & Simmonds, 2023;Dolgunsöz, 2013;Lewis, 2023;O'Brien, Curtin & Naqvi, 2014;Pitkänen-Huhta, 2019).…”
Section: Multilingualismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The belief stemmed from Leonard Bloomfield's idea of what he called 'true multilingual.' However, the belief has been criticized as the imposing of a nativelike proficiency on foreign language learners would mean shoving a monolingual bias towards them, and that foreign language learning is much more complex than learning a first language (Anastassiou et al, 2017;Calafato & Simmonds, 2023;Jeoffrion et al, 2014;Macatuno-Nocom, 2022;O'Brien et al, 2014;Pinto & Alexandre, 2004;Pitkänen-Huhta, 2019;Shishova, 2020;Souza, 2018), especially if the learners are learning the new language not as a second language but as a third language or fourth language and so on (Hayakawa & Marian, 2019;Jeoffrion et al, 2014). On the other hand, Cenoz (2013) states that accepting minimum competence and/or proficiency for one to be considered multilingual is also rather problematic.…”
Section: Multilingualismmentioning
confidence: 99%
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