Two-Way Bilingual Education Eliminates the Problems of Subtractive Bilingualism by

question 157

Multiple Choice

Two-way bilingual education eliminates the problems of subtractive bilingualism by

• A) ignoring the English language until the child has proficiency in basic academics using their native language.
• B) teaching half the day in English and the other half of the day in the second language.
• C) focusing on English only for academics.
• D) immersing the child in the English language, totally eliminating the competing language.

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