Satisfy migrants’ personal, social, working learning needs

Discourage

the use of the languages known by migrants

Care about migrants’ educational background, personal situation and

learning history

Understanding

the reciprocity of migrants’ and societies’ rights and responsibilities

Migrants’

education level

Sharing

rights and

responsibilities

Democracy

The rule of law

Freedom

Resilience is the opposition to shocks and crises.

Resilience is the individual ability to face adversity.

Resilience is the ability of individuals,

households, communities and institutions to anticipate, withstand, recover and

transform from shocks and crises.

The project aimed to highlight the impact of

languages over people’s

resistance.

The project aimed to highlight how

languages impact people’s ability to recover from an unpleasant experience.

The project aimed to give guidelines for language teaching.

Migrants should have the opportunity to maintain

their country-of-origin language and to learn the host country language.

Migrants

should just learn the language of the host country.

Migrants

should avoid using their native language in order to better learn the

host-country-language.