Towards an initial operationalisation of disciplinary literacies

  1. Nikula, Tarja
  2. Nashaat-Sobhy, Nashwa
  3. Minardi, Silvia
  4. Gülle, Talip
  5. Yalçın, Şebnem
  6. Kara Duman, Saime
  7. Bozbıyık, Merve
  8. Delibegović Džanić, Nihada
  9. Ellison, Maria
  10. Gerns, Pilar
  11. Gómez, Elena
  12. Hanušová, Světlana
  13. Kováčiková, Elena
  14. Kääntä, Leila
  15. Lin, Angel
  16. Llinares, Ana
  17. Lo, Yuen Yi
  18. Lopriore, Lucilla
  19. Meyer, Oliver
  20. Morton, Tom
  21. Neville, Craig
  22. Rannu, Kateryn
  23. Sağlamel, Hasan
  24. Sula, Gerda
  25. Sulkunen, Sari
  26. Pavičić Takač, Višnja
  27. Tiermas, Anne
  28. Ting, Teresa
  29. Tsagari, Dina
  30. Yüksel, Gülru
  31. Žmavc, Janja
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Revista:
CLILNetLE

Año de publicación: 2024

Volumen: March

Tipo: Documento de Trabajo

Resumen

This file provides an initial conceptualization bi/multilingual disciplinary literacies. This conceptualization is an outcome of a collaborative effort by scholars from across European Cooperation in Science and Technology member countries. The conceptualization highlights the intertwined nature of subject matter with language in fostering disciplinary knowledge creation and communication, and in active participation in society. Disciplinary literacy is described as multi-dimensional, incorporating multi-/trans-semiotic, bi-/multi-/translingual, functional, critical, and technological aspects. The document also stresses the role of schooling in recontextualizing disciplinary knowledge and in preparing students academically and as informed societal participants. It also calls for collaboration between language and content teachers and emphasizes the need for further research to operationalize and integrate bi/multilingual disciplinary literacies into educational practice.