Students from different home languages may struggle in English medium classrooms. Which of the following activities will BEST help in providing initial support for this situation?

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Students from different home languages may struggle in English medium classrooms. Which of the following activities will BEST help in providing initial support for this situation?

Enforcing students to only speak in English during class hours and not use their home language.
Building a word wall in the classroom with words in English and their possible equivalents in home languages.
Creating groups of students with different home languages and assigning them a common task.
Weekly tasks of grammar based worksheets to be done at home by all students in class.

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2025-01-04 04:42

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AhmedNazir · Accepted Answer · 2022-09-04T04:29:57+06:00

Option 2 : Building a word wall in the classroom with words in English and their possible equivalents in home languages.

India is a multilingual country with numerous languages and dialects. There are approximately 1652 languages and dialects that belong to the five different language families in the country.

Mother-tongue is a language that a person has been exposed to from birth. The first language of a child is part of the personal, social, and cultural identity.
When learners come to school for the first time they come with their mother tongue as it is acquired unconsciously and does not require any formal instruction.
Students from different home languages struggle in English medium classrooms as they are unaware of it and the classroom language is more formal to them.
Building a word wall in the classroom with words in English and their possible equivalents in home languages will BEST help in providing initial support for this situation as a 'word wall' is a set of words written or printed in a large font and pasted on a classroom wall in a visible manner.
It provides children an opportunity where the words are seen, noticed, and used by them. It nurtures the expressiveness, creativity, and imagination skill of the children. It provides a better understanding of root words.

Hence, it is clear that building a word wall in the classroom with words in English and their possible equivalents in home languages will BEST help in providing initial support for the above-mentioned situation.