Spread the loveThis refers to language education programs, which aim to make students strong enough to present themselves as candidates for competitive jobs in a multi-lingual, globalized world. Each school has its own distinct ways of ensuring this objective. For example, in some schools, teachers could engage in teaching in English for half of the school day while utilizing the remaining half of the school day for tutoring in another language. Another added advantage of this educational system is that it attracts middle-class families to poorer school environments where dual-language education is practiced when they might have otherwise been repelled. … Continue reading Dual-Language Education: Everything You Need to Know