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Translanguaging, intercomprensione e didattica inclusiva in contesti ‘svantaggiati’

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Abstract

The aim of this paper is to propose a reflection on three concepts – translanguaging, inter-comprehension, inclusion – apparently unrelated to each other, trying to establish interconnections for the linguistic integration of migrant subjects, considered ‘disadvantaged’. In fact, many widespread social representations and some L2 learning/teaching practices are opposed, in favour of mimicry and monolingualism, to any manifestation of diversity, plurality, non-conflicting coexistence respecting otherness. Instead, didactic practices based on the recognition of translanguaging and intercomprehensive approaches can constitute a concrete tool of inclusion.


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Submitted: May 27, 2020 | Published Feb. 23, 2021 | Language: it

Keywords Plurilingualism • Disadvantaged contexts • Inclusion • Language education • Communicative competence • Educational linguistics

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