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Comparison of the Classroom Practices of Finnish and Icelandic Mathematics Teachers Lasse Savola, Fashion Institute of Technology-SUNY International Mathematics Education Issue Fall-Winter
2010
Journal of Mathematics Education at Teachers College International Mathematics Education Issue Fall-Winter
unpublished
In Ireland, there are areas where the Irish language is spoken exclusively, these areas are called Gaeltacht. Students living in those areas speak Irish both at home and at school. But outside those areas, schools teach in the English language. This is changing due to Gaelscoileanna. Now students who are speaking English at home and in the neighborhood are being taught in Irish at school. Additive bilingualism occurs in students attending Gaelscoileanna since they are immersed in both languages
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