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Video: Interviews mit Familien unterschiedlicher kultureller und sprachlicher Herkunft

Das ISOTIS-Team hat Interviews mit Familien unterschiedlicher kultureller und sprachlicher Herkunft durchgeführt, um das Wissen zu ihren Erfahrungen und Sichtweisen zu erweitern.

18 março, 2018 ≈ 1 min read

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ISOTIS-Forscherin Katrin Wolf von der Freien Universität Berlin berichtet über diese Eltern und ihre Erfahrungen.

Warum ist es wichtig, mehr über diese Familien unterschiedlicher kultureller und sprachlicher Herkunft zu erfahren?

Was machen diese Familien, um ihre Kinder zu unterstützen?

Mit welchen Risiken und Belastungen werden die interviewten Eltern konfrontiert? Inwiefern kann das die Erziehung beeinflussen?

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