Policy: Primary ELT Program
Policy : Primary ELT Program Hello welcome back to my blog. So in this blog I'm going to tell you little bit about policy : primary ELT program . Governments promote English for political and economic reasons. In a global survey for the British Council, published in 2013, Shelagh Rixon reported that English was being taught at ever younger ages, putting pressure on educational resources across the world. Many countries also introduce English to children in preprimary settings, such as in kindergartens and preschools. The type of language programme is introduced will be dependent on the educational framework of the given country. Educational frameworks vary enormously between countries. In some contexts, there is a major divide between primary and secondary schools around the age of ten to 11, while in others primary schooling runs for eight years (from six to 14), divided into lower primary and upper primary sectors. There are also differences in the way the curriculum is s