Teacher and peer interaction in lower age novice-newcomer’s L2 learning and socialisation
Wang, Lijuan; Jokikokko, Katri (2022-02-16)
Taylor & Francis
16.02.2022
Lijuan Wang & Katri Jokikokko (2024) Teacher and peer interaction in lower age novice-newcomer’s L2 learning and socialisation, Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 45:6, 2048-2063, DOI: 10.1080/01434632.2022.2039163
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe2022112166303
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe2022112166303
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Abstract
This study adopts a sociocultural approach to examine the language socialisation of a lower age novice-newcomer recently arrived in a Finnish open day care centre. A mixed method approach combining ethnographic analysis and quantitative analysis has been used to analyse video-recordings. The results suggest that when educators recognise language novice-newcomer’s diverse needs and deploy thereby multimodal socialising strategies (i.e. verbal, gestural), the novice-newcomer’s language and interactive competences could ameliorate across time. Different from adults, the local children seem unconscious of the diverse needs of peers from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, which sets out challenges for educators in balancing recognition of diversity with equality.
This study adopts a sociocultural approach to examine the language socialisation of a lower age novice-newcomer recently arrived in a Finnish open day care centre. A mixed method approach combining ethnographic analysis and quantitative analysis has been used to analyse video-recordings. The results suggest that when educators recognise language novice-newcomer’s diverse needs and deploy thereby multimodal socialising strategies (i.e. verbal, gestural), the novice-newcomer’s language and interactive competences could ameliorate across time. Different from adults, the local children seem unconscious of the diverse needs of peers from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, which sets out challenges for educators in balancing recognition of diversity with equality.
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