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In lower secondary education (figure 2) learning at least one foreign language is compulsory in every country. The number of languages studied averaged. 1.4 in

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countries. The percentage of pupils in primary education learning at least one foreign language has risen almost everywhere in recent years (Figure C3). In.

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22 mai 2018 4.3 A whole school approach to learning languages . ... The European Union has long promoted language learning across Europe.

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5 juin 2019 of 22 May 2019 on a comprehensive approach to the teaching and learning of languages. (2019/C 189/03). THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION.

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from a reality in most European countries. In fact 15 years ago students started learning their first foreign language as a compulsory subject from between

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16 oct. 2006 languages in the education of deaf people in Europe was dominant. France was the ... countries were punished for using a signed language.