The DaZ-Forschung series presents current research on the acquisition of German as a second language and on education opportunities in the context of migration and multilingualism, in the form of monographs or anthologies. The volumes range from empirical and theory-forming studies through to application-oriented articles from the fields of second language acquisition, applied linguistics, education research, language didactics and language teaching. In thematic terms the series contains articles on sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic aspects, on the structure and dynamics of learner languages, on language production and language comprehension as well as intervention studies and research on classroom teaching and conditions of language acquisition. DaZ-Forschung is the first part of the three-part series cluster that will be augmented by theDaZ Handbooks series and theDaZ Textbooks series shortly.

The DaZ-Forschung series presents current research on the acquisition of German as a second language and on education opportunities in the context of migration and multilingualism, in the form of monographs or anthologies. The volumes range from empirical and theory-forming studies through to application-oriented articles from the fields of second language acquisition, applied linguistics, education research, language didactics and language teaching. In thematic terms the series contains articles on sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic aspects, on the structure and dynamics of learner languages, on language production and language comprehension as well as intervention studies and research on classroom teaching and conditions of language acquisition. DaZ-Forschung is the first part of the three-part series cluster that will be augmented by theDaZ Handbooks series and theDaZ Textbooks series shortly.

The DaZ-Forschung series presents current research on the acquisition of German as a second language and on education opportunities in the context of migration and multilingualism, in the form of monographs or anthologies. The volumes range from empirical and theory-forming studies through to application-oriented articles from the fields of second language acquisition, applied linguistics, education research, language didactics and language teaching. In thematic terms the series contains articles on sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic aspects, on the structure and dynamics of learner languages, on language production and language comprehension as well as intervention studies and research on classroom teaching and conditions of language acquisition. DaZ-Forschung is the first part of the three-part series cluster that will be augmented by theDaZ Handbooks series and theDaZ Textbooks series shortly.

The DaZ-Forschung series presents current research on the acquisition of German as a second language and on education opportunities in the context of migration and multilingualism, in the form of monographs or anthologies. The volumes range from empirical and theory-forming studies through to application-oriented articles from the fields of second language acquisition, applied linguistics, education research, language didactics and language teaching. In thematic terms the series contains articles on sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic aspects, on the structure and dynamics of learner languages, on language production and language comprehension as well as intervention studies and research on classroom teaching and conditions of language acquisition. DaZ-Forschung is the first part of the three-part series cluster that will be augmented by theDaZ Handbooks series and theDaZ Textbooks series shortly.

The DaZ-Forschung series presents current research on the acquisition of German as a second language and on education opportunities in the context of migration and multilingualism, in the form of monographs or anthologies. The volumes range from empirical and theory-forming studies through to application-oriented articles from the fields of second language acquisition, applied linguistics, education research, language didactics and language teaching. In thematic terms the series contains articles on sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic aspects, on the structure and dynamics of learner languages, on language production and language comprehension as well as intervention studies and research on classroom teaching and conditions of language acquisition. DaZ-Forschung is the first part of the three-part series cluster that will be augmented by theDaZ Handbooks series and theDaZ Textbooks series shortly.

The DaZ-Forschung series presents current research on the acquisition of German as a second language and on education opportunities in the context of migration and multilingualism, in the form of monographs or anthologies. The volumes range from empirical and theory-forming studies through to application-oriented articles from the fields of second language acquisition, applied linguistics, education research, language didactics and language teaching. In thematic terms the series contains articles on sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic aspects, on the structure and dynamics of learner languages, on language production and language comprehension as well as intervention studies and research on classroom teaching and conditions of language acquisition. DaZ-Forschung is the first part of the three-part series cluster that will be augmented by theDaZ Handbooks series and theDaZ Textbooks series shortly.

Wie ist es um die deutsche Sprache in den Schulen bestellt? Bisherige wissenschaftlich fundierte Antworten, etwa von Großstudien wie PISA oder DESI, zielen auf repräsentative, eng umschriebene Zustandsbeschreibungen. Sie erfassen nur wenig von der Dynamik der Veränderung und der Arbeit an Sprache, die ja gerade das Aufgabenfeld der Schule ist. Der hier vorgelegte Bericht der Deutschen Akademie für Sprache und Dichtung und der Union der deutschen Akademien der Wissenschaften sieht die Schule als gesellschaftliches Sprachlabor. Er entwirft das in vieler Hinsicht überraschende Bild einer „Sprache im Werden“. Dabei liegt der Schwerpunkt auf den durch die Schriftlichkeit geprägten, sprachproduktiven Leistungen der Schülerinnen und Schüler. Insgesamt zehn Teilkapitel behandeln ein breites Spektrum von Fragen: Wie verhalten sich familiäre Kommunikationsmuster zu den schulischen? Hat die Lehrersprache einen Einfluss auf die Schülersprache? Wie stellen Schülerinnen und Schüler Zusammenhänge in ihren Texten her? Was bestimmt den Ausbau des Wortschatzes und der Grammatik? Wie sieht die historische und individuelle Entwicklung der Rechtschreibung inklusive der Zeichensetzung und der Handschrift aus? Wie verändert der digitale Wandel das Sprachlernen und wie steht die Spracherfahrung in vielfältigen Familiensprachen zum Ziel des Erwerbs der Bildungssprache? Der Bericht wendet sich an die bildungsinteressierte Leserschaft, an Eltern, Lehrerinnen und Lehrer und nicht zuletzt an die Bildungspolitik.

Sprachliche Bildung, Sprachförderung und Deutsch als Zweitsprache sind in vielen Bundesländern fester Bestandteil der Lehramtsausbildung; in Berlin und Nordrhein-Westfalen ist Deutsch als Zweitsprache inzwischen sogar ein Pflichtmodul. Weitere Bundesländer folgen oder diskutieren aktuell eine Verankerung des Themas sprachliche Bildung in das Studium. Dieser Band gibt einen Überblick über bisherige Modelle und präsentiert erste Erkenntnisse. Zudem werden Antworten auf Fragen zu Inhalten und zu vermittelnden Kompetenzen in der Lehrerbildung sowie zu deren Anwendung und Eignung in der schulischen Praxis gegeben. Sprachliche Heterogenität wirft außerdem eine weitere Frage auf: Wie gestaltet sich das Verhältnis von Sprachförderung und Inklusion?