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Learning Through English: Policies, Challenges and Prospects

Edited by Richard Johnstone

This report is a direct result of the first English Bilingual Education symposium held in Jakarta in June 2009 as part of the British Council Access English project. Set against global and regional contexts, the individual reports provide detailed insights into the policy, planning and implementation of programmes in four countries which require children to learn through more than one language.

These reports are detailed and insightful providing a rich description of the four contexts and an in-depth analysis of the English programmes within them. They bring an indication of the untold benefits and many challenges of teaching and learning through English and how socially and politically charged this area of education is and will continue to be.

It is hoped that this work will contribute to the on-going discussion about teaching and learning content subjects through English and more widely the importance of English for children and the status of English in the region.

This publication is free to download.
 
For further information about the Access English project visit www.britishcouncil.org/accessenglish


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