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Socio-cultural Issues: Often specific to immigrant classes, comprising children with differing mother tongues Native-Non-native teachers: Please note that teachers here may be native-speakers of the majority language or one of the immigrant languages represented Teaching Issues: Particularly suitable for team-teaching For example, in classes which contain children from several trans-migrant ethnic backgrounds where the majority language needs to be cultivated in direct relation to their respective first languages |
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