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The term '''bilingual education''' ought to mean teaching people to become [[bilingual]], but like many other liberal terms, it means the opposite of what it seems to say. Actually "bilingual education", as practiced in California and other states, prolongs the time needed for the children of immigrants to learn English. Instead of providing a crash course in English, so the children can catch up with their English-speaking peers, the state gave them classes in their own (foreign) language. This also had the effect of delaying cultural assimilation, which was probably the main point of the program anyway. | The term '''bilingual education''' ought to mean teaching people to become [[bilingual]], but like many other liberal terms, it means the opposite of what it seems to say. Actually "bilingual education", as practiced in California and other states, prolongs the time needed for the children of immigrants to learn English. Instead of providing a crash course in English, so the children can catch up with their English-speaking peers, the state gave them classes in their own (foreign) language. This also had the effect of delaying cultural assimilation, which was probably the main point of the program anyway. | ||
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| + | *[http://www.proenglish.org/issues/education/beindex.html What is bilingual education?] - site which opposes so-called "bilingual education" | ||
Revision as of 14:07, January 30, 2010
The term bilingual education ought to mean teaching people to become bilingual, but like many other liberal terms, it means the opposite of what it seems to say. Actually "bilingual education", as practiced in California and other states, prolongs the time needed for the children of immigrants to learn English. Instead of providing a crash course in English, so the children can catch up with their English-speaking peers, the state gave them classes in their own (foreign) language. This also had the effect of delaying cultural assimilation, which was probably the main point of the program anyway.
Links
- What is bilingual education? - site which opposes so-called "bilingual education"
