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Exploring the impact of the European Language Portfolio, EPL (2001) in the Flemish Brussels context


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Meyer Estrada, F., 2010. Exploring the impact of the European Language Portfolio, EPL (2001) in the Flemish Brussels context. Thesis (Doctor of Education (EdD)). University of Bath.

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Abstract

The aim of this study originated with my role as a teacher wanting to research the impact of the European Language Portfolio, ELP, (2001) on a small group of minority language students, in Brussels’ Flemish region. In this exploratory case study, the European Language Portfolio (Spanish model) was administered to a small group of forty-five primary school students from the Bicultural Foyer Project in Brussels. In spite of the students’ positive attitudes towards this portfolio, the results suggest that the ELP has no validity for them because the Brussels’ Flemish educational community does not offer the appropriate conditions for a possible broader use of this portfolio. Belgium’s language policy environment, including its language policies, is the fundamental reason for the non-implementation of the European Language Portfolio.

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Item Type Thesis (Doctor of Education (EdD))
CreatorsMeyer Estrada, F.
Uncontrolled Keywordscefr, common european framework of reference for languages, language assessment, elp, european language portfolio
DepartmentsFaculty of Humanities & Social Sciences > Education
Publisher StatementUnivBath_EdD_2010_F_Meyer-Estrada.pdf: © The Author
StatusUnpublished
ID Code22132

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