Plurilingual and pluricultural education II 4100-5SERIWOII
The aim of the course is to prepare students to apply pluralistic approaches in language education at the first and second stages of schooling. The classes demonstrate how to integrate elements of multilingualism and cultural diversity into foreign language teaching and how to make use of available educational materials and projects.
The course covers European documents and initiatives, examples of educational projects, and teaching resources that can be applied in school practice. It also takes into account the Polish context: the presence of minority languages, the influence of foreign languages on Polish, and the role of borrowings and foreign names in everyday communication.
During the course, students carry out a variety of tasks related to the course topics. These include critical analysis of teaching materials, self-reflection on their own linguistic and cultural experiences, preparation of self-assessments, teamwork on educational projects for pupils, and developing the ability to present the results of both individual and group work.
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Course coordinators
Type of course
Mode
Prerequisites (description)
Learning outcomes
Knowledge: the student knows and understands
K_W01 to an in-depth degree chosen facts, theories, institutions, processes and phenomena related to pluralistic approches and the language policy of the European Union, which have practical application in teaching foreign languages at the first and second educational stages
K_W02 essential terminology from the field of plurilingual and pluricultural education
K_W03 the methods, norms, procedures and standards of practice in educational institutions which promote plurilingual and pluricultural education
K_W16 to a significant extent the process of interpersonal communication and social patterns in Polish
K_W19 the core curriculum regarding the content of teaching English and, optionally, French or German, at the first and second educational stages and associated typical learning difficulties
Skills: the student is able to
K_U01 search, analyse, evaluate, select and use information, using a variety of sources and methods in Polish and English and, optionally, in French or German
K_U02 independently plan and implement typical projects related to foreign language teaching environments (including kindergartens and primary schools) and other institutions related to teaching foreign languages
K_U15 speak and write in a precise and coherent way in Polish on topics related to plurilingual and pluricultural education, applying different theoretical approaches and using findings from disciplines related to the pluralistic approaches to language teaching and learning
K_U20 work in a team, performing various roles, is able to accept and assign tasks, possesses the elementary organisational skills necessary for achieving aims connected with designing and implementing professional educational activities
Social competences: the student is prepared to
K_K01 pursue lifelong learning and develop their own plurilingual competence as well as that of their learners
K_K03 take responsibility for the promotion and preservation of the cultural heritage of the region, country and Europe
K_K04 conduct interpersonal and intercultural communication mediating with participants in the teaching-learning process in a local and global context
K_K05 interact and work in a group, performing various roles
K_K09 undertake psychological, pedagogic and educational actions in kindergarten, school and out-of-school settings; is confident of their meaning and appropriateness, is ready to face professional challenges
Assessment criteria
Assessment Methods and Criteria
Course Completion Requirements
The course is assessed on the basis of:
• Attendance at classes.
• Preparation for classes (familiarity with recommended materials, including brochures, articles and websites).
• Completion of a group project, delivery of a presentation and submission of the required documentation.
• Active participation in discussions and reflection activities.
Attendance Requirements
• Attendance at all classes is compulsory.
• One absence is permitted during the cycle of seven classes per semester. Any additional absences must be made up by attending another group's class (with the instructor's consent) or completing an additional assignment.
• The maximum permitted number of absences per semester is three. Students who exceed this limit must repeat the course in the following academic year.
• Attendance does not affect the final grade but is a formal requirement for course completion.
Conditions for Passing the Course
To pass the course, students must:
• Participate in the preparation and delivery of the group project and presentation.
• Obtain the minimum required number of points for the assessed assignment.
• Submit an individual Self-Assessment Form in accordance with the instructions.
Final Assessment – Plurilingual and Multicultural Education (Year 3)
The final grade is based on one assessed assignment consisting of a group component and an individual component.
Project: "Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in Poland" (maximum 50 points) – 100%
Related learning outcomes:
Knowledge: K_W02, K_W16
Skills: K_U01, K_U02, K_U15, K_U20
Social competences: K_K01, K_K03, K_K05
Assessment Criteria
A. Group Component – Multimedia Presentation and Oral Presentation (30 points)
• Content: accuracy, relevance and completeness of the information presented (up to 10 points).
• Quality of the multimedia presentation: clarity, organisation of content and selection of illustrative materials (up to 6 points).
• Organisation and delivery of the oral presentation: coherence, presentation skills and adherence to the allocated time (up to 6 points).
• Participation of all group members and appropriate distribution of tasks during the presentation (up to 4 points).
• Interaction with the audience, audience engagement and responses to questions (up to 4 points).
Maximum score: 30 points.
B. Individual Component – Self-Assessment Form (20 points)
• Timely submission of the Self-Assessment Form (2 points).
• Compliance with the instructions and completeness of the document (2 points).
• Quality of the project description: a detailed and accurate account of its objectives, implementation and main outcomes (4 points).
• Detailed description of the student's individual contribution to the preparation and delivery of the presentation, including tasks performed and responsibilities undertaken (4 points).
• Quality of self-assessment: critical reflection on individual performance and group collaboration, identification of strengths, difficulties and lessons learned (4 points).
• Selection and justification of source materials: a minimum of three sources, including their titles, identifying details, a brief description of their content and an explanation of how they were used in the project (4 points).
Maximum score: 20 points.
Final Scoring
Maximum score for the assessed assignment: 50 points.
• Group component – 30 points (60%).
• Individual component – 20 points (40%).
The minimum passing threshold is 60%, equivalent to 30 points.
Grading Scale
Points Grade
0–29 2.0 – Fail
30–34 3.0 – Satisfactory
35–38 3.5 – Satisfactory Plus
39–42 4.0 – Good
43–46 4.5 – Good Plus
47–50 5.0 – Very Good
Additional Information
If an assignment is not submitted by the deadline or receives a failing grade, the student is entitled to resubmit or improve the assignment by an agreed deadline or during the resit examination period.
The use of AI tools and language-processing technologies is permitted only with the instructor's consent and prior approval of the intended scope of their use.
Using such tools without the instructor's consent and prior agreement will be considered a violation of the requirement for independent work. This will result in the assignment being classified as non-independent work and receiving a failing grade.
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FREPA/CARAP
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Candelier, M., Camilleri-Grima,, A., Castellotti, V., de Pietro, J., Lőrincz,, l., Meißner, F., Noguerol, A., & Schröder-Sura, A. (2017), FREPA. System opisu pluralistycznych podejść do języków i kultur. Kompetencje i zasoby. Warszawa: Ośrodek Rozwoju Edukacji. |
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Candelier, M., Camilleri-Grima,, A., Castellotti, V., de Pietro, J., Lőrincz,, l., Meißner, F., Noguerol, A., & Schröder-Sura, A. (2017), FREPA. System opisu pluralistycznych podejść do języków i kultur. Kompetencje i zasoby. Warszawa: Ośrodek Rozwoju Edukacji. |