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Meeting the Challenges of Shifting Student Demographics: EAL Provision in International Schools

With insights from schools and education suppliers, as well as the most current market intelligence and data from ISC Research, this white paper explores how international schools are responding to the evolving EAL landscape. Through case studies and innovative technology solutions, it highlights strategies for overcoming key challenges in EAL provision.

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Meeting the Challenges of Shifting Student Demographics: EAL Provision in International Schools

International schools support over 7.4 million students worldwide with an increased enrolment of 45% since 2015. As the market continues to grow, the student demographic has evolved, with a rise in enrolments from both local and expatriate families. With classrooms now an increasingly multilingual space, international schools are faced with new challenges to support a diverse student body through their English as an Additional Language (EAL) provision.

This white paper explores the shifting global student demographic and its impact on international school EAL provision. Through case studies from international schools at the forefront of this shift, it explores their responses to the challenges faced in this evolving market. It also features insights from education suppliers assisting international schools with their EAL provision through innovative use of technology.

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CONTENTS

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Shifting Student Demographics in International Schools
The Evolution of EAL Support in International Schools
Challenges Faced by International Schools in EAL Provision
International School Case Studies
- Multilingualism as an Asset: South View School Dubai
- Cultivating a Language-Friendly School Culture: Dulwich College Suzhou
- The Role of Home Support: International School of Estonia
Enhancing EAL Support in International Schools Through Technology
Conclusion
Acknowledgements

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