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helplz helplz
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8 years ago
According to Woolfolk and Margetts, the most desirable approach to the 'language problem' in today's bilingual schools is to:         
   teach children two languages
   employ monolingual educational strategies
   divide students into separate language classes according to the primary language that they speak
   try to make students at least semi-lingual in their second language
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8 years ago
Quote from: helplz (8 years ago)
divide students into separate language classes according to the primary language that they speak

Isn't this how it is across North America?
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8 years ago
I thought it was teach children two languages.

Bilingual education and immersion programs share this common underlying approach that two languages are used (in differing proportions and sequences) to teach regular, mainstream school content.
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8 years ago
What are you going with then?
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