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Language immersion

Language immersion, or simply immersion, is a technique used in bilingual language education in which two languages are used for instruction in a variety of topics, including maths, science, or social studies. The languages used for instruction are referred to as the L1 and the L2 for each student, with L1 being the student's native language and L2 being…

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Language immersion

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples95
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
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Language immersion

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related to background · 29
Language immersion → According, Applied Linguistics, As, Australia, Besides, Bilingual, CAL, Canada, Center, English, English-speaking, French, French-language, Hong Kong, Japan, L1, L2, Mainland China, Mandarin, Quebec
related to Location · 18
Language immersion → Another, Canadian, Celeste Kinginger, Children, English, Europe, Explore, For, Gaeltacht, However, Irish, Katimavik, Often, People, Quebec, South Korea, Study, To
related to Stages of language acquisition · 14
Language immersion → Advanced Fluency, Continued Language Development, During, Early Production, Intermediate Fluency, It, More, Pre-production, Speech Emergence, Students, Teachers, The, They, This
see also · 8
Language immersion → ActUlpan, Bilingual, English, Hebrew, Irish, Kaupapa Māori, Language Immersion Student Achievement, Maori
related to Bilingual proficiency · 7
Language immersion → Children, For, High, L1, L2, Students, There
related to New Zealand · 7
Language immersion → English, Established, L1, Māori, Māori-language, New Zealand, That
related to United States · 7
Language immersion → As, In, Language, May, Spanish, United States, US
related to The design of exposure time for each language · 4
Language immersion → Different, Educators, L2, The
related to Types of learners · 1
Language immersion → Types

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language immersion students programs bilingual languages l2 also program education l1 english instruction proficiency french schools early grade study two

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Language immersionrelated to backgroundBilingual0.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundL20.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundL10.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundAccording0.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundCenter0.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundApplied Linguistics0.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundCAL0.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundUnited States0.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundAs0.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundUS0.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundSpanish0.60section
Language immersionrelated to backgroundFrench0.60section

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