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... > social science subjects > psychology > applied psychology > educational psychology > instructional design > dual-language programs
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dual-language programs  

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  • Dual-language programs, also known as two-way immersion programs, were developed on the basis of research by Wallace Lambert and Richard Tucker on French-English dual-language schools in Canada in the 1970s. Much success in achievement and positive attitudes toward out-group language speakers were reported from the Canadian programs for both the Anglophones (English speakers) and Francophones (French speakers) in the schools. [Source: Encyclopedia of Bilingual Education; Dual-Language Programs]

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