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The Purposes of Teaching Russian to Migrant Primary School Students

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  Digital Object Identifier (DOI): 10.26907/esd.20.1.09
  Volume Number: 20 | Issue Number: 1 | Pages: 118 - 133
  Published: March 2025
  Article Keyword(s): bilingual language personality, language adaptation, migrant children, purposes of teaching, Russian as a second language
  Article Author(s) - listed alphabetically: Elena Zhelezniakova
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Due to the active migration processes, many modern schools teach migrant children who does not speak the language of the host country well. Such students need language adaptation. The study is aimed at constructing the purposes of teaching Russian to migrant children in primary school classes to ensure the forming a Russian-speaking component of a bilingual linguistic personality. At the first stage of the study, based on the content analysis of scientific literature and the Federal State Educational Standard for Higher Education, a selection of purposes for teaching children Russian / native / second language was made, and the main purposes were identified using synthesis and systematization. At the second stage, an observation method was used to determine how the identified purposes are reflected in education. This method allowed us to obtain information about the process of teaching Russian to migrant children in primary school. At the third stage, the method of the categorical-systemic methodology "The order of purposes" was used, which, combined with the results of the previous stages, made it possible to present a multicomponent relationship between the purposes, which became the basis for the systematization of the results and the creation of a scheme representing the purposes of teaching Russian to migrant children. The super purpose was the formation of the Russian-speaking component of the bilingual language personality, which is ensured by the language adaptation of students, which includes interpersonal linguistic, linguocultural, metasubject linguistic and psychological-linguistic adaptations. The results of the study expand the understanding of the process of teaching migrant children in a Russian school and can become the basis for developing the content of an additional course in Russian as a non-native language.

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Albina R. Drozdikova-Zaripova Alena Hašková Andreja Istenic Starcic Andreja Istenič Anna I. Akhmetzyanova Anna Kobtseva Aydar Kalimullin Aydar M. Kalimullin Aydar Minimansurovich Kalimullin Balwant Singh Branka Radulović Daria Medvedeva Dinara Bisimbaeva Elena Ibragimova Evgeniya Shishova Evsyukova E.A. Fatemeh Khonamri Ian Menter Idiyatov I.E. Ilshat R. Gafurov Kadriya Shakirova Liliana Shakirova Lira V. Artishcheva Lyubov A. Kochemasova Martina Pavlikova Mourat Tchoshanov Musa Nushi Natalya N. Kalatskaya Nick Rushby Oksana Kozhevnikova Olga K. Evdokimova Rezeda M. Khusainova Roza A. Valeeva Roza Valeeva Rushby N.J Tatiana Baklashova Valerian Faritovich Gabdulchakov Venera Zakirova Vera K. Vlasova Vera Khotinets Vera Vlasova Violeta Rosanda Vsevolod V. Andreev Yulia Novgorodova Zdenka Gadušová

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