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Tag Archives: bilingualism
Globally Oriented Education
By Joel Backwell, Executive Director, International Education Division, Early Childhood and School Education Group, Department of Education and Training. A globally oriented education system is crucial to the economic future of Victoria, and to ensuring that our young people have … Continue reading
Posted in bilingualism, Globalisation, Language debate
Tagged bilingualism, Education, Globalisation, Joel Backwell, Languages, Victorian School of Languages, VSL
Launch of Chin Hakha VCE courses and textbooks
On Saturday 29 October the VSL held a historic function to launch new Chin Hakha VCE Textbooks for Year 11 and Year 12. At the same time there was a presentation of awards to the inaugural Chin Hakha Year 12 … Continue reading
Posted in bilingualism, Uncategorized
Tagged bilingualism, Chin Hakha
When one language isn’t enough…
According to the British Council, more than half of the world’s population functions in two or more languages on a daily basis. In other words, multilingualism, not monolingualism, is the norm and for some students, learning just one language other than English … Continue reading
Posted in bilingualism, Bosnian, growing up bilingual, Italian, Uncategorized
Tagged bilingualism, Bosnian, Selma Makas
Indigenous languages
In the August 31 and September 1 editions of Guardian Australia, there were a series of very interesting articles on the state of indigenous languages in Australia: the first by Helen Davidson is an overview of the national scene and the types … Continue reading
Posted in bilingualism, Indigenous Languages
Tagged bilingualism, Helen Davidson, Indigenous Languages, Stan Grant
