The language of instruction in secondary schools in Tanzania has always been a debate due to the complicated multilingual situation in Tanzanian society. This article reviews the educational system of Tanzania and discusses the reasons of using English or Kiswahili as the language of instruction in Tanzanian secondary schools based on literature review and analyzes certain effects caused by the choice of language of instruction. Article visualizations
After thirty years of vacillation, the Tanzanian government has made a firm decision to Swahilize it...
This thesis reports on the relationship between an English-only language-ineducation policy and bili...
This article explores the use of Swahili for education in Tanzania, focusing on rural areas where Sw...
ABSTRACT The issue of language of instruction in Tanzania has had a front seat for more than thirty...
The purpose of this study is to assess teacher, student and parent opinions on the impact of languag...
This report is based on a review of research on the question of language of instruction (LOI) in Ta...
After independence, Tanzania adopted a unique language of instruction model (LoI) in which Elementar...
The paper clarifies how English as a Language of Instruction (LoI) acts as a setback in learning pro...
The paper clarifies how English as a Language of Instruction (LoI) acts as a setback in learning pro...
Despite gaining political independence five decades ago, for much of sub-Saharan Africa, it is not y...
In many multilingual countries, the language instruction in classrooms is a continuous debate. Kisw...
In Tanzania, the debate surrounding language of instruction has been rekindled with an announcement ...
DISSERTATION ABSTRACT Marko J. Mwipopo Doctor of Philosophy Department of Education Studie...
The role of language attitudes on language choice, development and policy in multilingual societies ...
Language of instruction debates have been going on in Tanzania for a long time with a tug between m...
After thirty years of vacillation, the Tanzanian government has made a firm decision to Swahilize it...
This thesis reports on the relationship between an English-only language-ineducation policy and bili...
This article explores the use of Swahili for education in Tanzania, focusing on rural areas where Sw...
ABSTRACT The issue of language of instruction in Tanzania has had a front seat for more than thirty...
The purpose of this study is to assess teacher, student and parent opinions on the impact of languag...
This report is based on a review of research on the question of language of instruction (LOI) in Ta...
After independence, Tanzania adopted a unique language of instruction model (LoI) in which Elementar...
The paper clarifies how English as a Language of Instruction (LoI) acts as a setback in learning pro...
The paper clarifies how English as a Language of Instruction (LoI) acts as a setback in learning pro...
Despite gaining political independence five decades ago, for much of sub-Saharan Africa, it is not y...
In many multilingual countries, the language instruction in classrooms is a continuous debate. Kisw...
In Tanzania, the debate surrounding language of instruction has been rekindled with an announcement ...
DISSERTATION ABSTRACT Marko J. Mwipopo Doctor of Philosophy Department of Education Studie...
The role of language attitudes on language choice, development and policy in multilingual societies ...
Language of instruction debates have been going on in Tanzania for a long time with a tug between m...
After thirty years of vacillation, the Tanzanian government has made a firm decision to Swahilize it...
This thesis reports on the relationship between an English-only language-ineducation policy and bili...
This article explores the use of Swahili for education in Tanzania, focusing on rural areas where Sw...