Teachers must appreciate the complexity of children's languages of learning from "summary" of The Languages of Learning by Karen Gallas
In our work with children, it is essential that we recognize and value the diverse ways in which they express their thoughts, feelings, and understandings. Each child brings with them a unique set of experiences, perspectives, and ways of making sense of the world. As teachers, it is our responsibility to be attentive to these individual languages of learning and to create opportunities for children to share and explore them. Children's languages of learning are multifaceted and complex, encompassing not only verbal communication but also gestures, body language, drawings, play, and interactions with materials and peers. By appreciating and understanding these diverse languages, we can gain deeper insights into children's thoughts, fe...
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