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Language use in secondary and higher education: Teachers' beliefs and practices. Survey Report

Cortés Velásquez, Diego; Strasser, Margareta; Bogensperger, Theresa; Hülsmann, Christoph; Zini, Daniela

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Bonvino, Elisabetta; Brinkmann, Lisa Marie; Capucho, Filomena; Damaskou, Eftychia; Gaillat, Thierry; Gerwers, Franziska; Gkaintartzi, Anastasia; Kitsiou, Roula; Kratochwil, Lena; Lamonaca, Melissa; Melo-Pfeifer, Sílvia; Ollivier, Christian; Ribeiro, Célia; Vetter, Eva; Wagner, Pauline

This report, part of the PEP (Promoting Plurilingual Education) project, presents the results of an exploratory study on a non-statistical sample gathered on a voluntary basis drawing on a survey about beliefs and practices of language teachers in secondary and higher education concerning plurilingualism. Conducted across Europe, the study aimed to: 1. Examine teachers' perceptions and self-reported practices related to plurilingual
education. 2. Identify challenges and strategies for integrating plurilingual approaches in teaching and assessment. 3. Provide recommendations for training and resources to support plurilingual education.

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