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Translingualism and Second Language Acquisition: Language Ideologies of Gaelic Medium Education Teachers in a Linguistically Liminal Setting

2017
Scottish Gaelic, among the nearly 7,000 languages spoken in the world today, is endangered. In the 1980s the Gaelic Medium Education (GME) movement emerged with an emphasis on teaching students all subjects via this ancient tongue with the hope of revitalizing the language.
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Cognitive effects of Gaelic medium education on primary school children in Scotland

International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism, 2021
Thomas Bak   +2 more
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Practitioner engagement with research in minority language contexts:evidence from research regarding Gaelic medium education.

2017
Following the formal inception in 1985 Gaelic medium education is now more widely available across Scotland. While it is clear that provision being offered in 60 schools is a considerable achievement, it does mean that research projects have had a finite number of teachers and establishments to work with.
Macquarrie, Sarah; id_orcid 0000-0003-0950-3037   +1 more
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Bilingual life after school? Language use, ideologies and attitudes among Gaelic-medium educated adults

2015
Gaelic-medium education (GME) as it exists today started in 1985, when two classes offering instruction through the medium of Gaelic opened within primary schools in Glasgow and Inverness. GME grew rapidly throughout the first decade of its availability, and 1258 students were enrolled in the system by 1995. This thesis examines outcomes of this system
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Initial teacher education for minority medium-of-instruction teaching: the case study of Scottish Gaelic in Scotland

Current Issues in Language Planning, 2014
Lindsay Dombrowski   +2 more
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