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2018-06-01 · By multilingual classroom, I refer to any classroom in which multiple languages are present, even if these languages are not all used. The realities of multilingual classrooms are complex and diverse and there are many ways in which a mathematics classroom can be multilingual.

2021-02-24 · Teaching Mathematics in a Primary Multilingual Classroom Mamokgethi Setati This article explores the complex relationship between language and mathematics education in multilingual settings by presenting an analysis of one lesson from a multilingual primary mathematics classroom in South Africa taught by an appropriately qualified and experienced teacher. This article explores the complex relationship between language and mathematics education in multilingual settings by presenting an analysis of one lesson from a multilingual primary mathematics classroom in South Africa taught by an appropriately qualified and experienced teacher. ObservationsIn order to get direct evidence and be able to identify code-switching situations in an English, EFL/ESL multilingual classroom, where students were all recent immigrants to Sweden, direct and systematic observation in a natural classroom setting was the main method applied, as described in Denscombe (2010:197).Three groups were observed twice each, and in order not to miss 2012-02-08 · positioning of students in the SSI classroom. Positioning Theory Positioning, as described by Harré and colleagues (Davies and Harré 1990; Harré and van Langenhove 1999; Harré and Moghaddam 2003), can be understood as participants in interactions taking up or being assigned fluid parts to play in relation to different Bstorylines^, situation in a multilingual classroom without a lingua franca? How can students’ L1/mother tongue be used as a resource in the English multilingual classroom? In summary, the objectives of this study will be to try to identify when, how and why code-switching takes place in the English multilingual classroom. 2.

I explore how students’ agency is pronounced in the classroom that actually can be a site where mathematics reform-oriented pedagogy thrives and how the emphasis on language support in such classrooms can support reform-oriented pedagogy. Agency and Positioning in a Multilingual Mathematics Classroom. This paper draws on data from a first grade multilingual mathematics classroom in Sweden. I explore how students' agency is pronounced in the classroom that actually can be a site where mathematics reform-oriented pedagogy thrives and how the emphasis on language support in such Agency and positioning in a multilingual mathematics classroom . By Eva Norén.

This paper draws on data from a first grade multilingual mathematics classroom in Sweden. I explore how students’ agency is pronounced in the classroom that actually can be a site where mathematics reform-oriented pedagogy thrives and how the emphasis on language support in such classrooms can support reform-oriented pedagogy. I argue that the emphasis on reform-oriented pedagogy can …

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Agency and positioning in a multilingual mathematics classroom

This paper draws on data from a first grade multilingual mathematics classroom in Sweden. I explore how students' agency is pronounced in the classroom that

The data, comprising audio and video recordings, ﬁeldnotes, photographs and student texts, were collected during a lesson in a multilingual Swedish grade 5 classroom (students aged 11–12). THE IMPACT OF TEACHER POSITIONING ON STUDENTS’ OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN: A CASE STUDY OF AN ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS CLASSROOM by Yukari Yamakawa B. A., Seinan Gakuin University, 1990 M. A., University of Northern Iowa, 1999 Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of the Department of Psychology in Education in partial fulfillment 3.4.1 Gestures as a communicative resource in bilingual mathematical talk .. .. 4.7.1 Ontological stand and epistemological positioning . their own interests and agendas, and exercise a level of agency and thus influ 3.4.1 Gestures as a communicative resource in bilingual mathematical talk .. .. 4.7.1 Ontological stand and epistemological positioning .

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For example, drawing a rectangle in an academic setting will most likely start with the sides rather than with the diagonals, a practice commonly used in some parts of Africa (Gerdes, 1999). In the multilingual mathematics classroom, the assignment for teachers to scaffold students by means of instruction and guidance in order to facilitate language progress and learning for all is often emphasized. In Sweden, where mathematics education is characterized by a low level of teacher responsibility for students’ performance, this responsibility is in part passed on to students Teaching Mathematics in Multilingual Classrooms: The Global Importance of Contexts.

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Globalisation is impacting on education, even in the classroom which is very localised site. One aspect of In this paper we draw on two research projects in South Africa to describe and discuss the language practices of teachers in primary multilingual mathematics classrooms. We focus particularly on code-switching – moving across languages and discourses. We situate the paper in the policy and practice environment of post-apartheid South African education in which code-switching is encouraged selves becoming increasingly multilingual in composition (although not at the rate of their ex-HoR counterparts).

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In the study the notion of cultural models (Gee, 1999) is used as an analytic tool to describe and explain the language practices in a multilingual Grade 4 mathematics classroom where learners learn in English, a language that is not their main language.

2. Background intermediate multilingual mathematics classrooms in South Africa. In the study the notion of cultural models (Gee, 1999) is used as an analytic tool to describe and explain the language practices in a multilingual Grade 4 mathematics classroom where learners learn in English, a language that is not their main language. The main argument of the 2012). Second, mathematics education research shows that patterns of classroom interaction as it relates to student agency, status, and positioning affect students’ access and achievement in the classroom (Gutiérrez, 2002; Khisty & Willey, 2008; Turner et al., 2013; Zahner & Moschkovich, 2011). Third, bilingual teachers need www.multilingual-families.eu activities to support multilingualism at home activities to support multilingualism at school w w w . m u l t i l i ngual-fa m i l i e s.