BILINGUALISM AND ITS EFFECT ON FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING
Keywords:
Bilingual education, language, discuss, transitional, maintenance and enrichment models.Abstract
In this article explores the relationship between bilingualism and foreign language achievement. we pay special attention to factors that affect this relationship, namely background factors, varying bilingual profiles and differential patterns of grow.
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