Ham boukoum Help me
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Ham boukoum Help me
Dear teachers and students my name is Djamila. I want to know if really the government posted an agreement last year allows the use of translation in teaching foreign languages (English French Allemande Espagnole)in the secondary schools ????????????????????????????????????????????please help me to be sure of what I am talking about please
djamila- Number of posts : 13
Age : 34
Registration date : 2010-12-27
Re: Ham boukoum Help me
Hi Djamila. I really don't know dear but ill be asking some friends working there
sassy86- Number of posts : 1227
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Registration date : 2011-09-03
Re: Ham boukoum Help me
thank you dear thnx for caring about my question .I received an article today containing this topic .and i am going to deal with it as a subject for my research so please ask if they are working according to this article ??
djamila- Number of posts : 13
Age : 34
Registration date : 2010-12-27
Re: Ham boukoum Help me
It's my pleasure dear if I can help you in a way or in another
Well this is what my friend has just answered (he is a teacher at the secondary school and these days inspectors are giving them some training) :
I didn't hear about any agreement from the government last year or even this year.
Well translation is not forbidden, but some inspectors don't accept it, but it's not to be used all the time, only when the teacher has to, for example when talking about abstract things which cannot be explained by gestures nor pictures, otherwise, the teacher has to use visual aids. As for the law I really don't know and never heard about anything of the sort.
That's his message. By the way, welcome to the forum Djamila
Well this is what my friend has just answered (he is a teacher at the secondary school and these days inspectors are giving them some training) :
I didn't hear about any agreement from the government last year or even this year.
Well translation is not forbidden, but some inspectors don't accept it, but it's not to be used all the time, only when the teacher has to, for example when talking about abstract things which cannot be explained by gestures nor pictures, otherwise, the teacher has to use visual aids. As for the law I really don't know and never heard about anything of the sort.
That's his message. By the way, welcome to the forum Djamila
sassy86- Number of posts : 1227
Age : 37
Location : Where I truly belong
Registration date : 2011-09-03
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