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The connections between language and education are essential and clear in many
different ways. Education is made easier by language, and language may be taught in
the classroom. In addition, verbal intelligence is one of the most common predictors of
educational success, language is the primary medium of education, literacy is one of the
foundations of education, foreign or second languages are traditionally an important part
of the school curriculum, and language has a profound impact on education, according
to Hudson (2010). The value of teaching in indigenous and vernacular languages first
emerged in the 1950s as a result of these links between language and education (King
& Benson, 1999). This is in the context of global initiatives to support widespread basic
education.
In the year 2012, the Department of Education (DepEd) implemented the use of Mother
Tongue-based Multilingual Education in all public schools, specifically in Grades 1, 2,
and 3 as part of the K to 12 Basic Education Program. The MTB-MLE shall support the
goal of “Every Child-A-Reader and A-Writer by Grade 1.”. The implementation of the
MTB MLE language policy is rooted in the fact that the Philippines is a multilingual
country and the learners' cognitive and academic competence need to be improved.
Mother Tongue Based-Multilingual Education (MTB-MLE) has carved its niche as a
practical and effective approach in the educational landscape. It offers a plausible
framework for preparing coming generations to become better adaptive and even rich
contributors in the globalized and intercultural world. Specific linguistic data can be
collected at the community or school level through self- reports by families enrolling
their children. Another option is for teachers to interview each family to determine who
speaks which language(s) to the child, and in which language(s) family members may
engage in literacy practices.
REFERENCES:
Hudson, (2010). Research on MTB-MLE Implementation”.
https://sites.google.com/site/languageandmothertongue/home/research-on-mtb-
mle-implementation
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