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Teachers must pay attention to all languages of learning from "summary" of The Languages of Learning by Karen Gallas

To truly support students in their learning journeys, educators must be attuned to the various ways in which children express their thoughts, ideas, and emotions. This means paying attention not only to verbal language but also to the multiple languages of learning that students use to make sense of the world around them. These languages can take many forms, from drawing and painting to building and sculpting, and even to dancing and singing. Each of these modes of expression offers valuable insights into a child's thoughts and understanding, providing teachers with a more holistic view of their students' learning processes. By recognizing and valuing these diverse languages of learning, teachers can create more inclusive and responsive learning environments that cater to the unique strengths and preferences of each student. For example, a child who struggles to articulate their ideas in words may find solace and success in expressing the...
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    The Languages of Learning

    Karen Gallas

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