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Evelyn Galan, Deputy Principal and PYP coordinator, MEF International School, Turkey

Ways to facilitate language development through concept-based inquiry

By edyta on 16 April 2019 in language and learning

This article brings together effective practices for language development and concept-based inquiry to simplify some important principles all educators should consider.

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James Brightman and Karin Martin, from International School Carinthia

Developing a culture of multilingualism at International School Carinthia

By an IB educator on 24 February 2015 in approaches to teaching, language and learning

This article describes the evolution of multilingualism in a school where three different cultures intertwine. International School Carinthia is located in a stunningly beautiful, little-known part of central Europe referred to in German as the “Dreiländereck”, where Austria, Italy and Slovenia meet. In former times, the languages from these regions intermingled as much as the […]

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