2017
DOI: 10.15516/cje.v19i0.2635
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Mastering Croatian Standard Language in a Plurilingual School Environment / Povezanost ovladavanja hrvatskim standardnim jezikom i plurilingvalnoga školskog okruženja

Abstract: Multilingualism and multiculturalism are core factors underlying the language policy of the European Union. Even bilingual communication is considered as multilingualism since it contributes to the creation of a multilingual society. Hence, European speakers are expected to use at least two parallel language codes (mother tongue and one foreign language). However, most European educational documents (CEFRL, 2005) emphasize the triple multilingual formula according to which, in addition to the mother tongue, th… Show more

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