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England plans to alter the compulsory policy to 7 years from September For further detail see Eurydice As a starting point for establishing some kind of baseline motoros ismerkedés current trends in providing early language learning ELL within this sector, a European expert group was set up in to review current practices and establish some guidelines European Commission, Inevitably, with such varied provision, the review noted that the inclusion of FLs in curricula frameworks varied considerably.

However, it highlighted evidence that demand for provision has been rapidly rising from parents. Given the limited focus of this paper I will not explore the egyetlen lakás datteln discussions of good practice in the Policy Handbook, but will briefly summarise the three main challenges for the introduction of ELL in Europe, as highlighted in the Handbook.

Whatsapp group flört — the Egyetlen lakás datteln reports that availability of FLs may not be uniform across all geographical regions and socio-economic groupings. In addition, staff may not be well-qualified or there may simply be a lack of sufficient staff for satisfactory provision. This variation in both quality and provision may result in a lack of equity for all pre-primary children.

FL education for this sector is often lacking in cohesion. Responsibility may be divided between local and central authorities; early childhood and school education or general education and language education.

Evidence suggests that there remains much to be done in terms of cooperation between authorities if quality and consistency is to be established. Continuity — Providing continuity across school phases is a vital part of ensuring that FL learners achieve progression. Given the varied provision of FLs at the pre-primary phase it is not yet feasible to achieve continuity from pre-primary to compulsory schooling in many contexts.

The added complexity of the range of languages that might be offered in egyetlen lakás datteln preprimary classes may further limit satisfactory transition since schools may simply be unable to support continuity for classes which previously have been introduced to a variety of FLs. The addition of language awareness activities might contribute to establishing an inclusive approach to FLs in the early stage of entry to primary schooling, but it seems unlikely that it would be feasible to fully support continuity across a range of languages throughout the primary years of schooling.

The following section will draw on empirical evidence from a study of early language learning in Europe ELLiE to identify aspects of current provision that still remains to be addressed. From the s to s a number of pilot studies were carried keres nőt esküvői france in various European countries, resulting in some regions and individual schools establishing FL provision for the age group 9—11 years or even earlier.

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The introduction of national policies for compulsory FL provision at primary level was initiated in the s and steadily grew in importance throughout the s and first few years of the 21st century. Following the Action Plan Commission of the European Communities,a review of current research was commissioned by the European Commission Edelenbos—Kubanek—Johnstone which aimed to identify where weaknesses in current provision for early language learning in schools still remained.

This publication, together with other reports 15 Janet Enever Umeå University, Sweden published during this period, were instrumental in the European Commission EC decision to support a transnational longitudinal study of foreign language learning in primary schools across Europe ELLiE study, — It should be noted also that, prior to the EC award period, the British Council had partly funded a smaller scale scoping study in six of the seven country contexts, enabling the research team to assess the potential for conducting a larger scale study.

The benefit of conducting a large-scale study children, their parents, teachers and school principalsacross seven European country contexts Croatia, England, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain egyetlen lakás datteln Sweden was that it would be possible to provide statistically significant evidence which would be likely to reflect the issues arising in many parts of Europe. The longitudinal framework of the study allowed the research team to track the progress of individual learners over time, recording how motivation fluctuated and revealing how this might affect progress from year to year.

As such, this framework broke new ground in the field, providing many new insights which have already stimulated further research in other European contexts, drawing on the model jelek tudni the ELLiE study. Start age and language choice Country contexts selected for the study reflected regions or countries where schools had introduced a first FL from age six or seven years, with English being the chosen first FL in six egyetlen lakás datteln, whilst French egyetlen lakás datteln Spanish were represented in the case of England.

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Language aims and achievements National policy documents were megismerni az emberek similar in the aims they outlined for these young children.

Six of the seven countries substantially focused on language targets, with only limited references to the találkozó a belga nőkkel benefits of early language learning. With regard to outcomes by the age of 10—11 years the Study revealed a wide range of actual achievements both within and across contexts.

A variety marseille barátságos hely research instruments were designed to record progress, with administration conducted at annual intervals, across all seven country contexts, over the egyetlen lakás datteln year period of the study.

Lesson observations were also scheduled throughout the study, gathering evidence of how the nature of task types, classroom management and egyetlen lakás datteln wider social environment impacted on learning. Children were invited to choose one child from the picture, asking the researcher to guess which child they were thinking of. The circled sections of text show how some children were able to produce a significantly more complex response to questions, than others. It is evident from the student in context C, for example, that they were not able to continue with the second phase of the task at all as they struggled to formulate any questions to ask the researcher, despite the model provided by the researcher during the first section of the task.

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Nonetheless, it should be acknowledged that all three respondents have more or less succeeded in communicating — the aim egyetlen lakás datteln this task. Figure 2. Oral interaction task, ELLiE study age egyetlen lakás datteln years. Data analysis of listening, speaking and reading tasks in the final year of the study revealed a clear inter-relationship across the three skills, indicating that most children had progressed at approximately the same rate in each skill, by the end of the study.

Thus, the children who did well in speaking were also inclined to be good at listening and reading. However, there were some children for whom this did not apply. In such cases one or other of the language skills appeared to advance more rapidly than others.

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Further investigation of this factor is needed before any conclusive evidence can be presented. Motivation and attitudes to language learning In each year of the Study children were asked to complete a short Smiley questionnaire, providing a snapshot of how they felt about FL learning.

In addition, a random sample of children from each class was interviewed to gather a more detailed picture of their attitudinal development over time.

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Lesson observations also took note of motivational responses during class. An analysis of this data indicated that children aged 6—7 years were inclined to view their experience of FL learning very positively — often with partnerek 50 meet whole class reporting that they enjoyed the lessons. However, by the age of 10—11 years there was notably less enthusiasm expressed by a significant proportion of children. Figure 2 provides just one example of responses to the Smiley questionnaire, comparing opinions at the beginning and end of the study.

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The Figure indicates that the percentage of children who felt less happy about learning the FL by the end of the Study had risen from 3. For quite a number of children FL had become just another lesson, rather frankfurter allgemeine zeitung társkereső an occasion for enjoyment, talking to each other and fun.

This change of attitude was egyetlen lakás datteln evident during lesson observations and in interviews with teachers who reported on the challenge of keeping all children engaged, as they grew older. At an early stage of the Study games, singing and learning new words were identified as the most popular activities overall. Towards the end of the Study their popularity had declined, whilst the popularity of listening and reading had particularly increased.

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Notably, the enjoyment of stories was mentioned by only a few children — both in the early and later stages of learning. This may well have reflected the quite limited exposure to stories that children in some classrooms experienced. Other possible explanations may include the possibility that some children do not see the connection between enjoying stories and learning FLs, or that teachers need more guidance in how to use story effectively.

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Further research across a number of contexts is needed to identify possible explanations for this finding. Language exposure outside school The main aim of egyetlen lakás datteln ELLiE Study was not to compare and contrast the nature of FL learning in different countries, rather, the research team set out to build a comprehensive picture of what was happening at a transnational level across Europe.

It was recognised of course that some countries had substantially more experience of FL teaching than others egyetlen lakás datteln therefore might be expected to have fully embedded effective provision for primary learners. Given the particular sample of countries participating in the ELLiE study, it was also evident from the start that children in some countries would be likely to have substantially more exposure to the FL beyond the school environment, than others.

In a first attempt to try and quantify this exposure the team collected evidence of linguistic landscapes local to each of the schools. In addition, questionnaire data was collected from parents, teachers and children, asking them to report on the kinds of exposure to the FL that egyetlen lakás datteln experienced outside school and the FL background of parents and other egységes men fulda.

Collating this data revealed the extent of the different levels of exposure in each of the countries, as illustrated by Figure 4. Mean hours of exposure each week to FL outside school Munoz—Lindgren Figure 4 indicates that children in the Swedish and Croatian contexts were exposed to a total of over eight hours per week of English, on average, whilst in other contexts the figures were considerably lower.

It is important to note here that this data cannot be viewed as representative of whole countries, since the Study drew on a convenience sample to facilitate the efficient collection of longitudinal data. Whilst this analysis provides evidence of the powerful influence of such exposure, a more detailed investigation of the impact of exposure to films and TV, in comparison with other factors, would be most welcome Lindgren—Munoz English in Europe today is widely egyetlen lakás datteln and societal views on its importance for work and social purposes rank it more highly than the equivalent value placed on learning FLs in England Tinsley—Comfort Some evidence from the ELLiE study signalled how schools might work together with parents to build a stronger network of FL exposure for children living egyetlen lakás datteln relatively language-poor environments, in the expectation that this might help to provide the kinds of support for language learners that is widely available in countries such as Sweden and Croatia.

Ideas 20 What can we expect of an early start to foreign language learning in Europe today?

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Conclusions Interpreting the complex evidence of the ELLiE study is not straightforward and there remains much further analysis to be done. However, the Study has clearly revealed a number of indicators that affect high achievement.

This paper has discussed aspects of motivation and attitudinal development, classroom contexts for language learning and out-of-school contexts in particular. As indicated in the first section of the paper, it is currently less practical to attempt an interrogation of contexts for FL learning at the pre-primary stage, given the more varied provision and less regulated nature of the sector across Europe. However, the current trend towards an ever-earlier start suggests that this may be possible at some future date.

Likely influences on the growth of this sector may include evidence from brain studies research relating the impact on brain development that early multiple language learning may cupid társ Mohades et al.

Given the factors outlined in this paper it seems likely that early provision will continue to grow, resulting in increased demand for compulsory provision from a pre-primary phase across Europe. It is to be hoped that national funding will address those remaining weaknesses in teacher preparation and provision of resources sooner rather than later.

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A four-year longitudinal study of three FL classes. In Alcón Soler, E. Utrecht, Netherlands: Rodopi, 8—30 Vilke, M. English in Croatia — A glimpse into past, present and future. This paper is based on work carried out by the 23 Janet Enever Umeå University, Sweden whole ELLiE team and their contributions to instrument development, egyetlen lakás datteln collection and analysis are gratefully acknowledged. The willingness of the schools, children and parents who allowed us to visit regularly and ask endless questions is also gratefully acknowledged.

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Without them, this study would not have been possible. Any errors or inaccuracies however, are wholly attributable to the author — for which I offer my sincere apologies. Janet Enever Janet Enever is Professor of Language Teaching and Learning at Umeå University, Sweden specialising in the fields of early foreign language learning, language globalisation and language policy.

She has advised on language policy, early language learning and egyetlen lakás datteln education for ministries in a number of Asian, Latin American and European countries.

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