<p>The purpose of the study was to examine how teachers currently working with students who have a mother tongue other than Swedish. The investigation has been carried out using three qualitative research interviews. It has been shown that some educators believe that inclusion in the regular classroom instruction has been giving the best results for students' language development. It has provided great opportunities for discussion and group work. Teachers have given tips on how to work with these students so that they develop in the Swedish language. I have been through the literature revealed that multilingualism opens up many avenues for children, but it also puts obstacles. Barriers preventing students' language development but also social development. Syllabus for Swedish as a second language show that the students will develop the linguistic skills so they can communicate in different contexts.</p>

The purpose of the study was to examine how teachers currently working with students who have a mother tongue other than Swedish. The investigation has been carried out using three qualitative research interviews. It has been shown that some educators believe that inclusion in the regular classroom instruction has been giving the best results for students' language development. It has provided great opportunities for discussion and group work. Teachers have given tips on how to work with these students so that they develop in the Swedish language. I have been through the literature revealed that multilingualism opens up many avenues for children, but it also puts obstacles. Barriers preventing students' language development but also social development. Syllabus for Swedish as a second language show that the students will develop the linguistic skills so they can communicate in different contexts.