Linguistic Acculturation Preferences of Preservice Teachers: The Catalan Case
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https://doi.org/10.26378/rnlael1837594Keywords:
Linguistic Acculturation Preferences, Preservice Teachers, Educational and Linguistic inclusion, Descendants of Migrants, CataloniaAbstract
One of the main objectives of the Catalan education system is to integrate multilingualism and interculturality, while maintaining the Catalan language as central and recognizing the languages and cultures of students from immigrant backgrounds. A key aspect in achieving this is that future teachers develop acculturation preferences towards multilingual students of migrant descent.
This article analyzes the linguistic acculturation preferences of future teachers at the Faculty of Education, Psychology, and Social Work of the University of Lleida towards secondary school students (ESO) of Moroccan and Latin American descent.
Methodologically, a questionnaire was administered to a sample of 507 participants. The results indicate that linguistic acculturation preferences are predominantly multilingual, although the respondents' migration status significantly influences these preferences.
The implications of these findings for teacher training and educational practice in a multilingual context are discussed.
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