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defines the constitutive elements of multilingual and multicultural academic communication competence (including first language/s) and lifelong learning competence
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contains specific transnationally shared learning outcomes (in EN, FR and DE) and aligned assessment criteria and assessment grids in relation to academic, intercultural and strategic competences
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provides a coherent and transparent basis on which all MAGICC results are based (pedagogical scenarios, transparency tools, academic ePortfolio)
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is of particular interest to higher education language teaching staff, faculties and decision makers for curriculum development and language policy issues.
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is available in an user-friendly interactive online version
Access to the MAGICC conceptual framework