French and English Together: An 'Additive' Experience (Report)
Babel 2010, May, 44, 3
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Abstract This paper examines the nature of the 'additive' experience of a bilingual French-English curriculum at Killarney Heights Public School in New South Wales. Predictably, the well-supported 'additive' nature of the languages program model elicited positive reactions regarding educational success. The paper also explores issues for administration, implementation, and teacher professionalism in regard to such a curriculum offering.
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