Literacy in the early years and English as an additional language: The case of a British international school
Eliana Englezou, Elpiniki Fragkouli
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Eliana Englezou, Elpiniki Fragkouli
Abstract
The study upon which this article is based investigates teachers’ literacy development methods used in nursery and reception classrooms of a British international school, and focuses specifically on children having English as an additional language (EAL). Findings from teaching observations and from interviews with teachers present the techniques used in order to develop pupils’ literacy skills. The study supports professionals by shedding light on various inclusive techniques for facilitating the literacy development of a class with a significant number of EAL children.
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The study upon which this article is based investigates teachers’ literacy development methods used in nursery and reception classrooms of a British international school, and focuses specifically on children having English as an additional language (EAL). Findings from teaching observations and from interviews with teachers present the techniques used in order to develop pupils’ literacy skills. The study supports professionals by shedding light on various inclusive techniques for facilitating the literacy development of a class with a significant number of EAL children.
Key concepts: Literacy, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Class (philosophy), Psychology, International school, English language, Sociology