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Poll results will be published in next week's Learning Exchange |
Bilingual education -- when students learn basic skills in their native language -- is once again the topic of heated debate. Proponents call it necessary, pointing out that 40 percent of students across the country who have difficulty speaking English never complete high school. Opponents say bilingual ed has been a failure and that it's expensive and potentially isolating for students. What's your opinion? Do you think that bilingual education is worthwhile and should continue or do you think it should be abolished? Click your choice below:
Add your comments, and we'll publish them next week. All responses will be kept confidential.
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