• Introduction
• Literacy
• Good practices
• Portraits
• Reflection and exercices
• Advice
• Further readings
• Library
• Functional Multilingual Learning
  1 - FML, an introduction 2 - FML in practice 3 - Language Passports 4 - Example lessons

The language passport is a kind of mind map which invites and challenges pupils to visualize their language repertoires. It is a useful tool to get a nuanced overview of the languages and repertoires they use, with whom, in what kind of situations, the different purposes that each language serves, etc.

To make the passports clear and easy to interpret, each element is colour-coded (e.g. places are shown in red).

Here is the instruction document:
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Here is a small video on how it can be used in the classroom.