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Bilingual education research identifies six characteristics of scaffolding in descriptions of language scaffolding

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q2 i? A critical thematic review of bilingual education research identified six characteristics of scaffolding in how subject teachers scaffold language. → Ertugruloglu 2023

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Ertugruloglu 2023

Ertugruloglu, E.O.; Mearns, T.L.; Admiraal, W.F. (2023). Scaffolding what, why and how? A critical thematic review study of descriptions, goals, and means of language scaffolding in Bilingual education contexts. Educational Research Review. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.edurev.2023.100550

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The review's own synthesis of bilingual secondary education studies, organized by Van de Pol et al.'s (2010) framework, reports that "Six characteristics of scaffolding were identified" in the literature on language scaffolding.

"This critical thematic review uses Van de Pol et al.’s (2010) distinction between scaffolding goals and means, as well as their characteristics of scaffolding to synthesize the various forms that scaffolding of language takes"

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title Bilingual education research identifies six characteristics of scaffolding in descriptions of language scaffolding
description Bilingual education research identifies six characteristics of scaffolding in descriptions of language scaffolding
status review
evidence_strength weak
newest_evidence 2023
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-21
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