Globalization and its impact on language policies and education

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Globalization has significantly influenced language policies and education systems worldwide. The increasing interconnectedness of societies has led to the dominance of certain global languages, especially English, while some indigenous languages face the risk of extinction. Governments and educational institutions are adapting their language policies to balance the need for global communication and the preservation of linguistic diversity. This article explores the effects of globalization on language policies, educational curricula, and the role of multilingualism in modern education.

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10.47689/zttctoi-vol1-iss1-pp199-201

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