Se non è chiaro prendete l'abaco: wege zu einem bilingualen curriculum im schnittpunkt von multimodalität und tandem-lehren
Se non è chiaro prendete l'abaco: wege zu einem bilingualen curriculum im schnittpunkt von multimodalität und tandem-lehren
This chapter looks at bilingual math teaching in a German-Italian immersion programme in a
primary school in Frankfurt/Main. The focus is on an original tool – the abacus – which is
widely used in Italian schools, but is rather uncommon in parts of Germany. This text is
embedded in a view of learning as socio-cultural and multimodal practice and it examines the
abacus as a symbol of successful bilingual curriculum building that also helps to represent
complex numbers. Highlighting this example, the text describes the process of integrating
multilingual and pluricultural resources from different national curricular traditions. It also
discusses the kinds of dialogic exchange and negotiation that unfold within the collaborative
work of a team of bilingual teachers who are bound to the common endeavour of building a
bilingual curriculum. On the one hand, the chapter looks at the practice of teachers and their
role in bringing about curricular change and reforming teaching practice. On the other hand,
the text discusses the effects that using the abacus has stimulated for children’s individual
learning.
multilingualism, migration, bilingual education, bilingual curriulum, multimodality
3631568762
291-316
Budach, Gabriele
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Dreher, Ulrike
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Patrizia, Spanù
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2008
Budach, Gabriele
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Dreher, Ulrike
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Patrizia, Spanù
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Budach, Gabriele, Dreher, Ulrike and Patrizia, Spanù
(2008)
Se non è chiaro prendete l'abaco: wege zu einem bilingualen curriculum im schnittpunkt von multimodalität und tandem-lehren.
In,
Budach, Gabriele, Erfurt, Jurgen and Kunkel, Melanie
(eds.)
Écoles Plurilingues - Multilingual Schools: Konzepte, Institutionen und Akteure.
(Sprache, Mehrsprachigkeit und sozialer Wandel, 8)
Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
Peter Lang, .
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This chapter looks at bilingual math teaching in a German-Italian immersion programme in a
primary school in Frankfurt/Main. The focus is on an original tool – the abacus – which is
widely used in Italian schools, but is rather uncommon in parts of Germany. This text is
embedded in a view of learning as socio-cultural and multimodal practice and it examines the
abacus as a symbol of successful bilingual curriculum building that also helps to represent
complex numbers. Highlighting this example, the text describes the process of integrating
multilingual and pluricultural resources from different national curricular traditions. It also
discusses the kinds of dialogic exchange and negotiation that unfold within the collaborative
work of a team of bilingual teachers who are bound to the common endeavour of building a
bilingual curriculum. On the one hand, the chapter looks at the practice of teachers and their
role in bringing about curricular change and reforming teaching practice. On the other hand,
the text discusses the effects that using the abacus has stimulated for children’s individual
learning.
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Published date: 2008
Keywords:
multilingualism, migration, bilingual education, bilingual curriulum, multimodality
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/66555
ISBN: 3631568762
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Author:
Gabriele Budach
Author:
Ulrike Dreher
Author:
Spanù Patrizia
Editor:
Gabriele Budach
Editor:
Jurgen Erfurt
Editor:
Melanie Kunkel
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