SEN, Inclusion and Language Learning
For years the European Union’s Ministers of Education have made language learning the key to education for European citizenship. Another factor promoting “languages for all” was equality of educational opportunity.
To offer a broad and balanced education we should adapt our learning in the classroom for students with special educational needs so that they can access that learning in the classroom.
Here we provide some links to articles and resources that may assist you in your MFL classroom.
Here we provide some links to articles and resources that may assist you in your MFL classroom.
Articles and Resources:
Dyslexia in Multilingual Contexts
Although an older resource, its content as an introduction to why dyslexic students should learn foreign languages is still useful.
Language Learning and Students with Special Educational Needs
Why is it important for learners with special educational needs to learn languages?
