Documents on Language Policy

Pathways to School Success and staff working document on Supporting the inclusion of displaced children from Ukraine in education: Considerations, key principles and practices for the school year 2022-2023

Dear colleagues,

It is our pleasure to share with you the latest policy developed by the European Commission and specifically by the DG EAC.B.2 (Schools and Multilingualism): the Pathways to School Success package (docs attached) and the staff working document on Supporting the inclusion of displaced children from Ukraine in education: Considerations, key principles and practices for the school year 2022-2023 including a factsheet (docs attached).

For Pathways, the Commission starts negotiations under the Czech Republic Presidency as the package needs to be adopted as a Council recommendation to Member States.

Please share this information and documents with members of your organisation/institution for whom this information is relevant.

Sending you all good wishes from Strasbourg, where I have been participating in a very interesting conference organised in the context of the Academic Network on Inclusiveness, Multilingualism and Excellence in HE of the University of Strasbourg.

Best wishes

Bessie

Bessie Dendrinos, Professor Emeritus National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, | http:/ /scholar.uoa.gr/vdendrin | +30 6944 905954 & +30 210 7214978 | ECSPM President  http://ecspm.org

Download the Pathways to School Success package and the staff working document Supporting the inclusion of displaced children from Ukraine in education: Considerations, key principles and practices for the school year 2022-2023

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Neues von dem Internationalen Deutschlehrerinnen- und Deutschlehrerverband

Freiburger Resolution zur Sprachenpolitik

Die ausführliche Fassung der Freiburger Sprachenpolitischen Resolution ist hier abrufbar.

Languages in Europe: Towards 2020

Find the full pdf here.

The final publication of the LETPP (Languages in Europe: Theory, Policy, Practice)project is now available, on line and as a hard copy publication. Based on the discussions and debates which took place in 2010 it provides a framework for future consideration of language policy in Europe. It includes a review of current policy and policies at European and state level, an analysis of how things are changing and suggestions for future action in relation to such central issues as The Future Model of Language Policy, The Lingua Franca, Multilingual Education, Languages beyond school (including the importance of immigrant multiligualism), Languages and the Worldwide Web, Multilingual Cities.

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