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Plurilingualism in school language education
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Title
Terminology related to plurilingualism
Authors
Name of the institution
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Teacher Education
Format
Unit 1 – PDF & PPT
Unit 2 – H5P-tools for planning and implementing collaborative teaching
Keywords
primary teacher education, German language teacher education, PK, CK, PCK, collaborative teaching, quality of collaborative teaching
Topic
Unit 1 – Course “Plurilingualism in school language education”, lesson topic: Terminology related to plurilingualism.
Unit 2 – Team teaching as a tool for fostering program coherence (four activities)
Goals
- make use of the twofold teacher education at the Faculty of Teacher Education
- raise student teachers’ awareness of connections between two parts of the study program
- create more coherence between mother tongue (Croatian language) teaching and foreign language (German) teaching
Domains/aspects of coherence
Specific goal of the course is to enhance the culture of team teaching at the Faculty of Teacher Education as a tool for fostering program coherence at following levels:
- CK of subject 1 (German language) + CK of subject 2 (Croatian language)
- P(C)K of subject 1 (German language) + P(C)K of subject 2 (Croatian language)
Intended OER user group
Target group of the course (educational level and study year)
Students of the program Class and German Teacher Education, 3rd year of study, 6th semester
Context information users would need to understand the OER
(e.g. about the TE system, curricular integration)
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Funding
This project receives funding from the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union (Strategic Partnerships, KA 203).
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