“Conceiving language as a social construction, the subject ...

“Conceiving language as a social construction, the subject “interprets”, “reinvents” the meanings in a situated way, creating ways of identifying and expressing ideas, feelings and values. In this sense, a language that materializes in hybrid uses, marked by fluidity and that opens up to the invention of new ways of saying, driven by pluri/multilingual speakers and their multicultural characteristics – the English language becomes a symbolic asset for speakers from all over the world.”
This implication of the National Common Curricular Base concerns (BNCC):