A.E. Treher (Anselm)

PhD candidate - Department of Modern Languages and Cultures
PhD candidate - Centre for Language Studies

Contact

anselm.treher2@ru.nl

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Visiting address

Erasmusplein 1
6525 HT NIJMEGEN

Postal address

Postbus 9103
6500 HD NIJMEGEN

Working days Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Projects

2025 - 2029 The aim of the KraMe-project is to strengthen the image of the neighboring languages German and Dutch, especially among young people, to arouse respectively to increase interest in the neighboring languages and in cross-border contact, and to use the existing multilingualism of young people as a resource: Learning neighboring languages in the context of multilingualism! The project, initiated by the Radboud University and the University of Duisburg-Essen, focuses on multilingualism as the key to cross-border society and cultural understanding, and aims to value existing multilingualism - including languages of origin, family languages, local languages and dialects as well as foreign languages learned at school - and to make use of them for learning neighboring languages. By the means of innovative, age-appropriate educational programme offers from primary education to university, the importance of neighboring and multilingual skills is conveyed and their relevance for integration, education and the labor market is underlined. To this end, a series of coordinated materials in contemporary formats such as video clips, games, online and print material is being developed for the various educational levels. The materials, which can be used to promote neighboring language learning and which can be used for neighboring language teaching, will be developed in coordination with cooperating schools and the Stichting Leerplanontwikkeling (SLO), tested in practice, evaluated and successively made available online free of charge t other schools, universities and other educational institutions. The project ultimately contributes to breaking down the barrier effect of the German-Dutch border and instead making it possible to experience the border region as a shared living space. More information

A.E. Treher (Anselm)

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