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Language:
English
Category(ies):
Research, Publications
Topic(s) & Sub-Topic(s):
Recruitment
• Attracting Candidates
Initial Preparation
• Minimum Standards
Professional Development (PD)
• Continuing Education
Career Path
• Monitoring teacher effectiveness
Country:
Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Uruguay
Title:
English Language Learning in Latin America
Author:
Kathryn Cronquist and Ariel Fiszbein
Summary:
English language learning has become an important strategic issue across the Latin American region. Countries have developed national strategies, created programs and made important investments to expand access to English learning opportunities. This report provides an overview of the state of English language learning in ten countries in Latin America, with a particular focus on assessing the policies in place and identifying key bottlenecks affecting the opportunities for high-quality programs. The Inter-American Dialogue and the authors see this report as a contribution to a much-needed debate across the region on how to improve the quality of English language learning.
Reference Website:
https://www.thedialogue.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/English-Language-Learning-in-Latin-America-Final-1.pdf
Publishing House:
The Dialogue
Year of Publication:
2017
Upload date:
11/15/2017
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Full Name:
, RIED-ITEN
Organization Name:
Organization of American States
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[email protected]
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Document:
English-Language-Learning-in-Latin-America-Final-1.pdf
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Keywords:
Teacher quality and learning outcomes, Teacher effectiveness, Teacher competency , Latin America
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The ITEN Teacher Policy Center is carried out with the financial support of the U.S. Permanent Mission to the OAS and the support of OREALC/UNESCO Santiago.