Teachers must be aware of cultural influences on children's languages of learning from "summary" of The Languages of Learning by Karen Gallas
Teachers must be keenly attuned to the cultural factors that shape how children approach learning. A child's cultural background plays a powerful role in influencing their language of learning. This means that educators must be aware of the diverse cultural influences that shape the way children interact with the world around them. Cultural influences can manifest in a variety of ways, from the language spoken at home to the customs and traditions observed by a child's family. These influences shape a child's worldview and impact how they engage with educational material. By understanding these cultural nuances, teachers can better tailor their instruction to meet the needs of all students. Language itself is deeply intertwined with cultur...
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