Sentence examples for introduction of languages from inspiring English sources

The systematic introduction of languages is also striking and very effective.

Bringing languages into the baccalaureate has helped raise their profile, as has the introduction of languages into the primary curriculum.

"All sorts of issues have emerged over the introduction of languages in primary school which haven't really been resolved".

"And this degree of genetic change invites the possibility of other associated changes, perhaps even the introduction of language ancestral to western Celtic tongues".

The introduction of language bias was also for practical reasons.

The two non English language trials identified in the literature search were professionally translated to allow full inclusion and to prevent the introduction of language bias [ 45, 46].

In the report of the Committee of Ten, a national commission on secondary education (1893), he urged the introduction of foreign languages and mathematics during the student's seventh school year.

"If we are to turn this situation around, we must capture the opportunity provided by the introduction of foreign languages into the primary curriculum, linked to the aspiration for improved standards in the reformed GCSE and A-levels".

The students called upon government leaders to generate change, beginning with more dialogue with teachers, more places for students to gather and work together, and the introduction of indigenous languages into the curriculum.

State lawmakers celebrate the introduction of Bengali-language ballots at a Board of Elections office in Queens.

The introduction of compulsory language teaching in primary schools is intended to reverse the dramatic decline in takeup at GCSE.