strategy
Giving attention to planning of second language policy
Synonyms:
Focusing on second language policy Claim:
Bilingualism is most successful when it is rooted in languages that are used on a daily basis, at home or in the local community. In other words, the intellectual development of people living in Brittany would benefit more from learning Breton and French than English and French, despite the 'usefulness' of a widely-used language like English. Narrower:
Limiting second language teachingPromoting English language in Latin AmericaPromoting English as second language of EuropePromoting Spanish language teaching in North America Constrains:
Fomenting linguistic controversies Facilitates:
Learning essential second language Problems:
Bilingual educationValues:
AttentionInattention Organizations:
International Commission on Second Language Acquisition Subjects:
Management → PlanningPolicy-making → Policy
Language → Languages
Consciousness → Consciousness
Type Classification:
E: Emanations of other strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
