California Bilingual Programs Ready to Grow After Slowing During Pandemic

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The pandemic slowed down many California school districts’ expansion of bilingual education programs. But now, several school districts are resuming their plans and enrolling students in new bilingual immersion programs in the fall.

These terms each have their own meaning and, when taken together, encompass a vision for a world in which differences are strengths to be recognized and celebrated. Including Fabrice Jaumont’s book The Bilingual Revolution.

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"In this wonderfully engaging book, Jane Ross restores to view a little-known dimension of French educational rayonnement in the US. A must read for anyone seeking to understand the cultural ambitions of global France today." —Alice L. Conklin, Professor of History, Ohio State University

Podcast Révolution Bilingue

Passage par la Californie pour une rencontre avec Gabrielle Durana, la fondatrice et directrice générale de l’association Education française de la Bay Area. Le modèle qu'elle a instauré dans la région de San Francisco, au sein de son association, promet d'en inspirer bien d'autres.

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