Abstract
Dual-language education models are theoretical and practical systems formed through the process of dual-language education and centered on study and teaching. The language environment is the basis for developing and reforming dual-language education models. The author takes Xiahe County in Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture as an example and describes two current dual-language education systems that are relatively closed off and analyzes prominent problems in cognition and practice. Finally, the author proposes responses such as minority-Han joint schools, improving the quality of the general model, improving teacher team building, and resolving student promotion and employment issues.
Notes
Teacher data comes from interviews with the director of the Xiahe County Bureau of Education.
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Notes on contributors
Long Hongzhi
Long Hongzhi is an associate professor at the Institute for Northwest Ethnic Minority Education Development at Northwest Normal University.