From Castilianization to bilingual intercultural education
About linguistic diversity attention in Argentina
Abstract
Argentine education is hispanized, which mean that it results in the substitution of different languages that the students use when they arrive at school. It is not an explicit goal, but, is presupposed that all the children who come to the educational system speak the same language -the Spanish-, the contents and school skills subject of instruction refer to that language.
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