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Languages for social cohesion Langu
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Languages for social cohesion: Lang
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This publication is dedicated to Ga
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10. The achievements of the “D”
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30. Expected contributions of ECML
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Section 4: this part of the publica
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Surmounting the language barrier re
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The ECML Conference 2007 The Confer
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the consultants of the ECML’s 200
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The White Paper should help us to m
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The European Charter for Regional o
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These include the specific contribu
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The European Portfolio for Student
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enjoying the benefits of scientific
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perspective of increasing and maint
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The European Union is founded on
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udget. However, such an attitude is
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GRIN, F. (1996), “The economics o
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Both of these, the broadly social a
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Second, because there are many mult
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Such work, addressing the cognitive
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stated that: “Children perceive a
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placements abroad. Deficiencies in
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There are information pages under e
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CD-Rom: The final version of the CD
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23. Deux sites innovants pour l’a
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Results of the 2004-2007 programme
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on the ELP. CercleS is a partner in
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Such a changing world necessitates
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26. Language teaching in a multilin
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conferences, roundtables and worksh
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As a teacher trainer I am particula
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28. Language education in a multili
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Section 6: Preview of the 2008-2011
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Short description of the projects 1
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developing concepts of evaluation w
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enable teachers to help their pupil
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Content and language education as a
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Content-based teaching + plurilingu
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The plurilingualism strand in the E
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well as through opportunities to ha
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attach particular importance to the
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Empirical Validation: check that th
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increased offer of languages at sec
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Section 7: Biographies of contribut
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De Renzis, Laura was born in Naples
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Marjut, Johansson is Professor at t
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Intercultural competence for profes
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Section 9: Projects of the third me
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Evaluation Continuity in language l
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Plurilingual education A framework
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