Title: Flanders: Els Maton, Tania Menten, Inge Schuurmans
1 Literacy and L2 in the Low Countries
- Flanders Els Maton, Tania Menten,
Inge Schuurmans
- Netherlands Ineke van de Craats, Jeanne
Kurvers, Willemijn
Stockmann
2Dutch as world language
- Varieties of Dutch
- The Netherlands 16 million
- Northern part of Belgium Flanders 6 million
- Surinam, former Dutch colony
- Dutch Carribean Islands
- Afrikaans, South Africa
- Small part of Northern France
3Dual presentation
4Main ethnic minorities from
- Morrocco
- Turkey
- Congo
- Italy
- Several East European countries
- Several (North)African countries
- Several Azian countries
- Several Middle East countries
- Turkey
- Morrocco
- Surinam
- Iraq
- Afghanistan
- Iran
- Several African countries
5Leslla population
- Nearly all illiterates and low-educated second
language learners under citizenship policy.
- Therefore
- Information about citizenship policy
- Information about Literacy Dutch L2
- Pairwise for Flanders and Netherlands
6Citizenship Legislation
- Federal law on non-nationals (Belgium)
- Law on citizenship 2006
- Civil orientation (settling policy) ?
naturalization
- Law on non-nationals (Act on settlement)
- One condition passing exam DL2 and Knowledge of
Dutch Society
- WIB (Immigration Act)
- Before arrival
- WI (Act on Citizenship)
- After arrival
7Citizenship Program
- Knowledge of Dutch Society
- History, geography, health, education, job market
and work
- Dutch L2
- New arrivals A2 ow
- Long term residents A2 oral, A1 written
- Practicing functional competence in Dutch
- Knowledge of Dutch Society
- History, politics, geography, health, education,
job market and work
- Individual coaching
- Orientation on vocational, educational and social
level
- Dutch L2
- A1 oral and written
8Citizenship Requirements
- Exam Home country
- Dutch L2 oral A1-
- Knowledge Dutch Society
- Phone test
9Citizenship Exams
- No exam
- Centre for civil integration (settlement policy)
grants certificate in case of frequent attendance
- Exam WI
- Practice test with portfolio and/or assessment
- Dutch L2 (phone test plus computer test)
- Knowledge of Dutch Society (computer test)
10Citizenship Who pays ?
- Government
- Ministry of Education Work pays
- Dutch L2
- orientation on professional level
- Ministry of Civil Integration (settlement policy)
pays
- Social integration, individual coaching and
orientation on educational social level
- New arrivals
- Compulsory attendance pay safeguard
- Voluntary attendance pay a part
- In principle newcomer pays own citizenship
courses unless
- they belong to a specific group,
- local authorities pay for
- caretakers
- jobless
11Flowers for the Netherlands
12We sent them to the minister
Thanks
The Netherlands for everyzing I am allowed to
learn
13Literacy DL2 Positioning in Context CEFR
- Framework DL2 and literacy DL2 based on the CEFR
of Languages, levels
- - 1.1. Breakthrough
- 1.2. Waystage
- Framework DL2
- Portfolio Dutch L2
- Framework Literacy DL2
- Portfolio Dutch L2
14Literacy DL2 participants
- Mainly from
- Morocco (Berbers)
- Afghanistan
- Iraq
- Ghana
- Sierra Leone
- Thailand
- Turkey
- Congo
- Burundi
15Literacy DL2 Intake
- Intake interview about expectations, aims and
obligations
- Intake tests
- TIWI
- Intake tests for illiterates and low- educated L2
learners
- Houses of Dutch
- Cognitive intake test for
- literate L2 learners
- Refer to schools
- Schools
- - Intake talk about expectations, aims and
obligations
- - Intake tests (differ per school)
16DL2 Aims and Framework
- Framework DL2
- Level 1.1 (A1)
- 3 modules for civic integration (180 h)
- 4 modules for others (240 h)
- Level 1.2 (A2)
- 3 modules (240 h)
- Key skills
- Attitudes
- Learning and communication strategies
- Framework DL2
- 5 levels A1, A2, B1, B2, C1
- Oral (listening, speaking, conversation)
- Written (reading and writing)
- Functional aims
17Literacy DL2 Aims and Framework
- Framework Literacy DL2
- 3 levels A, B, C(A1)
- Oral (listening, speaking, conversation
- Written (reading and writing)
- Functional skills
- Technical skills
- Framework Literacy DL2
- Level 1.1 (A1)
- 10 modules (600 h)
- Level 1.2 (A2)
- 6 modules (360 h)
- Key skills
- Attitudes
- Learning- and communication strategies
18Literacy courses DL2 Content
- Functional written Dutch in personal context
- Decoding skills and fluency
- Functional oral skills
- Vocabulary
- Functional speech acts
19Literacy DL2 Perspectives
- Vocational perspective
- Social perspective
- Educational perspective
- Work
- OGO
- Education
- Health care
- Upbringing
20Literacy DL2 Course Material
- Reading and writing course material
- ready-made programs
- computer-assisted
- Course materials oral Dutch
- Self-made material
- Ready-made material
- Reading and writing course material
- ready-made programs textbooks
- computer-assisted
- Course material oral Dutch
- Authentic documents
- Portfolio L2 Literacy
- Methodology
- - code-related
- - functional
21Literacy DL2Teacher qualifications
- No specific L2 qualification
- Qualification for primary education (general)
- Qualified teacher of languages secondary
education
- Specific certificate for others without teaching
qualification but with experience
- No specific L2 qualification
- Degree higher education or university with
teaching qualification
- Specific certificate for others without teaching
qualification but with experience
22Literacy DL2 Evaluation and Assessment
- No exam in civil integration (settlement policy)
- No standardized exams for literacy DL2
- Emphasis on permanent evaluation
- Inburgeringstoets
- Test of Citizenship Dutch L2
- Portfolio Literacy DL2
- Checklists/dossier
23Kwakus first letter