The Netherlands introduced English as a compulsory subject in primary education in 1986. Since then, a series of actions have been taken in various fields in order to provide better transition between primary and secondary education. This paper takes a comprehensive view for understanding the transition problem in English Language Education between primary and secondary education. This means that the transition problem is better understood if actions in various fields such as policy-making, syllabus development, material development, teacher training, school practice are widely taken into consideration in the discussion. After the introduction of a framework on those relevant fields and the provision of key concepts concerning the transitio...
This paper focuses on current issues of learning English. Learning English at the educational instit...
The primary purpose of this study is to determine how teaching English in European schools can becom...
Background to the problem Dutch society demonstrates a development which is apparent in many societi...
The problem of teaching and learning in Secondary School is a function of the carried-over shortcomi...
Transition from primary to secondary school poses a range of challenges for children, parents and te...
Europe's commitment to language learning has resulted in higher percentages of pupils studying forei...
The Netherlands have had a long tradition of modern foreign language (MFL) education: French, German...
The Netherlands have had a long tradition of modern foreign language (MFL) education: French, German...
This contribution addresses two studies of the processes and outcomes of English as a foreign langua...
In 1986, English became a compulsory subject in primary education in The Netherlands1. While seconda...
Europe's commitment to language learning has resulted in higher percentages of pupils studying forei...
In this paper, we discuss the problem of articulation between levels in the educational system, as t...
The Netherlands, like other European Union (EU) countries, concern about their education. They have ...
The aim of this paper is to set out in some detail the position of English as a foreign language (he...
This article reports on the outcomes of a project aimed at the evaluation of early English language ...
This paper focuses on current issues of learning English. Learning English at the educational instit...
The primary purpose of this study is to determine how teaching English in European schools can becom...
Background to the problem Dutch society demonstrates a development which is apparent in many societi...
The problem of teaching and learning in Secondary School is a function of the carried-over shortcomi...
Transition from primary to secondary school poses a range of challenges for children, parents and te...
Europe's commitment to language learning has resulted in higher percentages of pupils studying forei...
The Netherlands have had a long tradition of modern foreign language (MFL) education: French, German...
The Netherlands have had a long tradition of modern foreign language (MFL) education: French, German...
This contribution addresses two studies of the processes and outcomes of English as a foreign langua...
In 1986, English became a compulsory subject in primary education in The Netherlands1. While seconda...
Europe's commitment to language learning has resulted in higher percentages of pupils studying forei...
In this paper, we discuss the problem of articulation between levels in the educational system, as t...
The Netherlands, like other European Union (EU) countries, concern about their education. They have ...
The aim of this paper is to set out in some detail the position of English as a foreign language (he...
This article reports on the outcomes of a project aimed at the evaluation of early English language ...
This paper focuses on current issues of learning English. Learning English at the educational instit...
The primary purpose of this study is to determine how teaching English in European schools can becom...
Background to the problem Dutch society demonstrates a development which is apparent in many societi...