Dialect and Education: Some European Perspectives

Abstract

Part 1 Dialect in education - some national perspectives: dialect and education in Belgium dialect and education in Denmark dialect Frisian and education in the Netherlands dialect and education in West Germany dialect and education in the United Kingdom. Part 2 Research 1970-1987: aspects of dialect and school in the Federal Republic of Germany the Kerkrade project background, main findings and an evolution dialect and standard Dutch in the first year of secondary school language attitudes in education dialect in school written work the survey of British dialect grammar. Part 3 Classroom initiatives: the development phase of the Kerkrade project teaching materials for dialect speakers in the Federal Republic of West Germany the contrastive booklets language in the classroom the Amsterdam and Groningen projects language awareness in British schools. Part 4 Language planning and policy: Frisian in schools problems in planning education and the vernacular language variation and mother tongue education in the Netherlands reflections on some old disputes about language and education dialect and education in Europe

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