Recensione: Firpo, Elena, & Sanfelici, Laura (2016). La visione eteroglossica del bilinguismo: spagnolo lingua d’origine e Italstudio. Modelli e prospettive tra gli Stati Uniti e l’Italia. Milano, Italia: Edizioni Universitarie Lettere Economia Diritto - Lingue Culture Mediazioni.
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https://doi.org/10.21283/2376905X.9.159Keywords:
ITALIAN SCHOOL SYSTEM, BILINGUALISM, HETEROGLOSSIC VISION, BILINGUAL EDUCATION, SPANISH AS A HERITAGE LANGUAGEAbstract
This review reports on the contents of La Visione Eteroglossica del Bilinguismo: Spagnolo Lingua d’Origine e Italstudio (The Heteroglossic Vision of Bilingualism: Spanish as a First Language and the Study of Italian) by Elena Firpo and Laura Sanfelici. The book offers a rich overview of linguistic policies aimed at promoting bilingualism in North American and European educational contexts. Additionally, it details an experimental action research project, "LI.LO" (Lingua Italiana, Lingua d’Origine, or Italian Language, First Language), carried out from 2013 to 2015 at a school in Genoa with a considerable proportion of Spanish-speaking students. The main objective of this project was to reinforce the value of more inclusive bilingual instruction that incorporates Spanish (students’ first language) through teaching practices rooted in translanguaging.
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