Bilingual Education Policy Reform

are only effective in major cities like Vancouver and Montreal.

lead to better academic performance and thinking skills.

work best when introduced in high school.

require significant financial investment from parents.

reduce students' ability to learn English properly.

create unfair advantages for certain students.

require too many financial resources to implement.

lack proper curriculum development guidelines.

the need for educational reform.

the importance of English language skills.

the value of heritage languages.

the best approach to language instruction.

should replace English-only instruction completely.

provides advantages beyond academic achievement.

works best in immigrant communities.

requires parental involvement to succeed.

focus on English instruction with separate heritage programs.

eliminate all bilingual education programs.

increase funding for specialized teachers.

implement partial bilingual instruction.

bilingual education is too expensive.

current educational practices need to change.

community involvement is essential.

English should be the primary language of instruction.