1. Learning multiple languages significantly improves one's intercultural competence. |
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.671 |
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2. It is possible to learn to speak, read and write in several foreign languages fluently. |
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.532 |
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3. Learning multiple languages improves one's cognitive skills. |
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.600 |
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4. Learning multiple languages can improve performance in Science, Math and Technology subjects. |
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.543 |
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5. Students who speak several languages can serve as linguistic role models for other learners. |
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.521 |
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6. Knowing multiple languages makes it easier to learn additional languages. |
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.448 |
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7. Learning additional languages improves knowledge of previously learned languages. |
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.577 |
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8. Learning multiple foreign languages simultaneously can hinder the language learning process. |
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-.563 |
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.650 |
9. The presence of many foreign languages in a country can reduce the importance of national languages and associated cultures. |
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.348 |
10. It is better to learn one language at a time. |
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-.416 |
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.723 |
11. Using languages other than the target language in lessons can cause confusion in students. |
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-.544 |
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.608 |
12. One learns more effectively if only the target language is used during lessons. |
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.419 |
13. Parents promote their children's learning of multiple languages where I live. |
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.420 |
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14. The government promotes the learning of multiple languages where I live by providing sufficient time for language instruction in schools. |
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.712 |
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15. The government promotes the learning of multiple languages where I live by organizing campaigns that promote language learning. |
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.651 |
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16. The government promotes the learning of multiple languages where I live by investing money in language teacher education. |
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.887 |
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17. The government promotes the learning of multiple languages where I live by investing money in language materials |
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.858 |
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18. How easy do you find teaching Grammar? |
.632 |
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19. How easy do you find teaching Vocabulary? |
.767 |
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20. How easy do you find teaching Listening skills? |
.811 |
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21. How easy do you find teaching Reading skills? |
.704 |
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22. How easy do you find teaching Writing skills? |
.755 |
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23. How easy do you find teaching Speaking skills? |
.790 |
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24. How easy do you find teaching Cultural knowledge? |
.635 |
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25. How easy do you find teaching Pronunciation? |
.722 |
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26. How easy do you find teaching Language use in context (Pragmatics)? |
.780 |
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27. The more languages teachers know, the better they can explain language structure. |
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.681 |
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28. The more languages teachers know, the better they can identify the language-related challenges learners face. |
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.712 |
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29. The more languages teachers know, the better they can use more appropriate teaching methods/approaches. |
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.858 |
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30. The more languages teachers know, the better they can increase their repertoire of activities. |
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.811 |
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31. The more languages teachers know, the better they can develop learners' intercultural competence. |
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.730 |
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32. The more languages teachers know, the better they can inspire students to learn languages. |
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.705 |
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33. I focus on explaining the structure of the language. |
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.715 |
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34. I focus on practicing communication and learning language structure more implicitly. |
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-.555 |
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35. I encourage students to translate from the target language during pair/group work. |
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.444 |
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36. I try to incorporate the other languages my students know or are learning into lessons. |
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.552 |
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37. I try to learn the other languages my students know and use these in my lessons. |
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.465 |
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38. I encourage students to use the other languages they know or are learning during lessons. |
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.610 |
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.308 |
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39. I like to point out similarities and differences in the target language and the other languages my students and I know or are learning. |
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.747 |
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40. I give my students advice on how to understand certain concepts in the target language by relating them to the languages my students know or are learning. |
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.749 |
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41. I combine reading/listening activities in other languages that students know with speaking/writing activities in the target language. |
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.704 |
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42. I combine speaking/writing activities in other languages that students know with reading/listening activities in the target language. |
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.705 |
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43. I provide spaces where students and teachers can post content in different languages. |
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.600 |
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44. I display students' foreign language works in classrooms or elsewhere. |
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.605 |
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45. My students each have a language diary where they write their thoughts regarding the languages they are learning or are interested in. |
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.660 |
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46. I encourage my students to write texts using a combination of all the languages they already know or are learning. |
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.743 |
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