Language-In-Education Policy
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Multilingual education in Europe: policy developments
... integration in Europe, two factors -linguistic unity and linguistic diversity- have to be taken into ...is in itself a function of the process of European integration in a more general ...foreign ...
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Education and language policy in Colombia: exploring processes of inclusion, exclusion, and stratification in times of global reform
... and education reforms that have preceded ...adopt language policies appealing to “the international community”. In this process, they have decided to borrow a global discourse about “bilingualism”, ...
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Language education policy and teachers in Puerto Rico: implications for identity, sovereignty, and community in a context of displacements
... reduce education to school and official ...whole in terms of unity or non-separation of parts (for example, language, culture, education, earth, air; ...gap in research methodology ...
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![Book overview and Q&A with David Marsh, Victor Pavón-Vázquez, and María Jesús Frigols-Martín [Review of the book the higher education language landscape: Ensuring quality in english language degree programmes, Valencia, Spain: Viu]](https://data02.123doks.com/thumbv2/123dok_es/000/845/845827/cover.webp)
Book overview and Q&A with David Marsh, Victor Pavón-Vázquez, and María Jesús Frigols-Martín [Review of the book the higher education language landscape: Ensuring quality in english language degree programmes, Valencia, Spain: Viu]
... aid in the ...and/or language policy production are concerned, stating them in the form of possible Key Performance Indicators, which are measurable and may be used as a map towards quality ...
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Hungarian higher education and educational policy in Transylvania
... Hungarian language public university. Since the change of the political system in 1989 (or since the 1959 suspension of the Bolyai University, to go back even further in time) the creation of a ...
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Globalization and language and education reform in Colombia: a critical outlook
... reform.” In the case of applied linguistics in Colombia, members of this group tend to speak English as their mother tongue, which makes them more attractive to local communities in search for ...
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Beyond Bilingual Education: Multilingual Language Education in Nepal
... and language policy makers around the world if they decided to teach every child through the medium of their mother tongue: What would a countrywide MLE program look like? Though each country would develop ...
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National education policy: education development master plan – charting the future
... of education in Malaysia reflects the multi-face- ted role it assumes in creating a united Malaysian society towards enhan- cing the quality of the lives of our children and generations to ...of ...
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Assessment of English Learning in a Language Teacher Education Program
... contribute in different ways to improve the teaching-learning process. Teachers, in many cases, are confined to measure students’ performance quantitatively and tend to underestimate all the information ...
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Troubles, transformation and tension: Education policy, religious segregation and initial teacher education in Northern Ireland
... bodies in terms of their income, ethnicity and religion’. Seemingly, in a similar vein student teacher selection of primary initial teacher education programmes produce the same ...as in the ...
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Classroom Management in Foreign Language Education: An Exploratory Review
... Findings in Farrell’s (2003) study in regard to class- room management were related to the phases this teacher went through during that ...difference in his students’ lives, to experi- encing some ...
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The benefits of reflective blogs in language neutral translator education
... quoted in Bernardini, 2004) argue that the interpreter and translation training programmes should aim to develop practitioners who are aware, reflective and ...cited in Bernardini (2004) writes that “a ...
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ICT in higher education in Portugal. Call computer assisted language learning
... This fits with the competency oriented approach described above. The use of a variety of styles helps meet the needs of learners with different learning styles and will therefore increase the chance of success of your ...
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Ejercicios 3.1
... is in thousands and x is the number of years since ...higher education French language registrations in 1970, 1980, 1990, and ...French language registrations in ...
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Foreign Language Learning Strategies in the Context of STEM Education
... Este estudio tiene como objetivo proporcionar una profunda evaluación de las estrategias en el aprendizaje del inglés como lengua extranjera utilizadas por los estudiantes de primer año de STEM (Ciencias, tecnologías, ...
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Theory and Practice of Citizenship Education. The Case of Policy, Science and Education in the Netherlands
... citizenship education demands a dialogical, reflexive and socially embedded learning ...environment. In our studies, teachers often indicate that the large number of students and the filled schedules of ...
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TítuloLa formación "antisesgo" del profesorado : hacia una pedagogía de la justicia social
... higher education, in Chapter Eleven Dolores Juliano ques- tions the lack of dialog across academic fields, such as educational studies and anthropology, and explores the benefits for multicultural school ...
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Bilingual education in Spain: a sociolinguistic ethnography of clil in Castilla-La Mancha
... programme, in 2007 the school started for the fi rst time to undertake di ff erent bilingual projects in both primary and secondary ...implemented in other bilingual schools in the local area ...
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Access to english : mexican immigrant students' experiences in an Arizona high school
... years in a total of three middle schools in ...ond language learners are locked into ESL ghettos from which they seldom exit” (Valdes, ...succeed in their classes” ...participants in ...
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Teacher Attitudes to Language in University Bilingual Education
... participants in the activity had already had some training in bilingual teaching methodology likely influenced their perceptions, rendering them more language aware than subject-matter teachers with ...
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