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Home Resource Translanguaging to Support Students' Bilingual and Multilingual Development
Translanguaging to Support Students' Bilingual and Multilingual Development
Bilingualism and multilingualism are realities for students across the world, and research suggests that teaching children in their home language promotes effective learning. This infographic focuses on translanguaging, a theory that allows teachers to mobilize all of students' linguistic skills to support and develop learning outcomes.
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Bilingual Students, Early Childhood Education, English Language Learners, Language, Literacy, Multilingualism, EquityResource Information
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Date: March 2021
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