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In the secondary education, Filipino and English are primary medium of instruction. The Thomasites is a group of about five hundred pioneer American teachers sent by the U.S. government to the Philippines in August 1901.The Thomasites arrived in the Philippines on August 12, 1901 to establish a new public school
Apr 29, 2015 English, again, became the principal medium of instruction with Tagalog taught as a required subject in the elementary and secondary levels. In 1957, a new language policy was adopted in Philippine schools, following a period of intensive research and experimentations on which language to use best as
the Philippine schools continued to use English as the medium of instruction but the government allowed the use of the vernacular for Experimental Bilingual Education. There were positive results as reported: The Aguilar Study (1949-1954) indicated that school children learned better in the vernacular (Sibayan, 1967).
May 15, 2016 The medium of communication in the government especially in Philippine schools has brought about confusion from the national officials down to the common tao. History points out that English has been used as the medium of instruction since the American regime. In the 1935 Constitution, Tagalog was
Consequently, being a successful student also means being proficient in the languages or mediums of instruction used in school. And as far as I know, English is one of them, alongside Filipino and other major local languages. Hence, in this paper, I will discuss the history of English as a medium of instruction in Philippine
used as a medium of education in primary school, as well as being taught as a sub- ject (in Brunei and the Philippines, for example) and in Singapore it is the medium of instruction in primary school. Even in Indonesia—the only country yet to make English a compulsory primary school subject—there is high demand for
Every public school uses Brazilian Portuguese as the medium of instruction, but no law prohibits the use of other languages in private schools. Many schools use other European languages (mainly because of the country's European heritage) such as English, German, Italian or French. Public schools also have mandatory
Apr 22, 2015 All subjects except the subject of Filipino is taught in English. Philippines one of the few countries that does not use its own national language as its medium of instruction. Filipino should be the medium of instruction in Philippine schools because it is the national language and it is already developed yet the
The teaching of subjects in the content area in Philippine schools uses English as a Second Language (ESL), wherein a certain mastery of the English language has to preceed, to understanding more of the subject. It is of great importance for teachers to evaluate the methods and techniques used in the process of teaching
Nov 8, 2016 Filipinos are really proud of this because English is considered as the “world language," the lingua franca of the modern era. Furthermore, English language is used as a medium of instruction in Filipino schools and universities. Because of this, Filipino teachers as well as the students are really challenged

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March 2018