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What should be the academic language? Education in Foreign Language or Foreign Language Education? Linguistic Imperialism in Turkey

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  • Abdullah Murat Tuncer. Ph.D.

    (Ph.D. Student (Political Science), Conley American University, Ankara, Turkey.)

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The purpose of foreign language teaching is to teach students the basic rules of the foreign language, to develop their foreign language vocabulary, to be able to understand what they read and hear in a foreign language, and to express themselves orally or in writing; The purpose of education in a foreign language is to enable graduates of associate, undergraduate and graduate diploma programs to acquire foreign language proficiency in their fields and attracting international students to the programs. One of the essential educational debates in developing countries is whether the language of instruction can be other than the mother tongue. The education in schools whose official language is foreign, except for some private education institutions, is questioned in this discussion. In this article, the problem is discussed in the case of Turkey. Is foreign language learning or education in a foreign language required?

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  • Abdullah Murat Tuncer. Ph.D., 2022. "What should be the academic language? Education in Foreign Language or Foreign Language Education? Linguistic Imperialism in Turkey," International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science (IJRISS), vol. 6(11), pages 781-783, November.
  • Handle: RePEc:bcp:journl:v:6:y:2022:i:11:p:781-783
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