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Abstract

Abstract

This paper sketches the historic relationship between practice and academic interest in Dutch bilingual education, from the perspective of policy-makers and practitioners. It highlights the recent developments in the field and offers suggestions for future research that might support its further development.

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2019-01-10
2025-03-20
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  • Article Type: Research Article
Keyword(s): bilingual education; CLIL; education; the Netherlands; TTO
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