Meaning BILINGUAL EDUCATION
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BILINGUAL EDUCATION


n. in education, refers to a method of instruction in two different languages. Typically, the first is in one's own native language and the second is in the dominant language of one's adopti [..]
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BILINGUAL EDUCATION


Instruction in 2 languages one of which is your native tongue and the other you are educated in.
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n. educación bilingüe
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An educational program in which two languages are used to provide content matter instruction. Bilingual education programs vary in their length of time, and in the amount each language is used.
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An educational program in which two languages are used to provide content matter instruction. Over time, the use of the native language is decreased and the use of English is increased until only Engl [..]
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An in-school program for students whose first language isn't English or who have limited English skills. Bilingual education provides English language development plus subject area instruction in the student's native language. The goal is for the child to gain knowledge and be literate in two languages.
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BILINGUAL EDUCATION


Instruction in which a student's home language is used in addition to English.
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teaching a second language by relying heavily on the native language of the speaker. The background theory claims that a strong sense of one's one culture and language is necessary to acquire another language and culture.
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An educational program in which two languages are used to provide content matter instruction. Bilingual education programs vary in their length of time, and in the amount each language is used.
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An educational program in which two languages are used to provide content matter instruction. Over time, the use of the native language is decreased and the use of English is increased until only Engl [..]
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Used both as an umbrella term for dual language and transitional bilingual programs, and synonymously with transitional bilingual programs.
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An educational program in which two languages are used to provide content matter instruction. Bilingual education programs vary in their length of time, and in the amount each language is used.
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