What are the differences and similarities between foreign language education and bilingual education?
MAIRA GISSELE
5) Question 5: What are the differences and similarities between foreign language education and bilingual education?
In the world we meet the foreign language education and the bilingual
education, many people have the idea it is the same, or one sitter than
othe, but in this essay we will are talking about the similarities and
differences of this two.
For meet the differences and similarities, we star meeting the
fundaments of each one, inside the bilingual find the individual
monolinguals and bilinguals. Bilinguals may form a distinct language
group as a majority or a minority. Bilinguals and multilinguals within a
country may be analyzed as a distinct group.
Something interesting about bilingual is the dimension that Valdés
and Figueroa (1994) suggest that bilinguals are classified by sixth
dimension: 1. age 2. Ability 3 balance of two languages 4. Development
5. So, the main would be bilingual education is a teacher teaches in Two
Languages, in the bilingual education, the non-native speakers or the
learners have the same previous knowledge, and the teacher speaks both
languages in classes. However, foreign languages, not matter where the
student come from, the teacher only speak one language. Considering what
keren Perles said the bilingual education brings emotional security
because speaker listen in his own mother tongue. Also she said that the
culture have a positive impact in foreign language class.
On other hand, the similarities between foreign language and
bilingual education are great ways to learn a languages, this is a
constructive way to learn the students can explore and research
different topics and they are in constant learning. At both points if
the students learn in group, they can interactive with different
cultures and receive feedback.
For conclusion we catch that in bilingual education, bilingual person
use their two languages and abilities to read, speak, listen and write,
le. Over time and place, an individual’s two languages. And in foreign
language the speaker use one language.
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