Language Education
There's a general consensus that foreign language education in public schools is inadequate..It's believed that this situation is the main reason behind the booming number of language schools across the world..Is it logical to believe this opinion or it's exaggerated ?
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I think it strongly depends on the country. In many European countries (especially in northern Europe: Denmark, the Netherlands, etc.) compulsory English is organized at a very high level in regular schools. As a result, graduates of schools actually speak English at the level of C1. In other countries, for example, those that were part of the USSR, foreign language teaching in public schools is indeed at a very low level and practically useless. Although there are state specialized schools with an in-depth study of foreign languages, the result is quite high in them.
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Language schools would not widen if people are taught satisfactorily. I think it depends on the education system of a country, some limit their education to purely their language and some are not. Some may taught foreign language but unfocused on that.
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Vast majority of countries leave people no choice but to enroll to language school to learn foreign languages
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In the case of the United States, our foreign language education leaves much to be desired.
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