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Foreign language in the elementary school: a geographic approach

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  • 1975
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  • The California Geographer 14: 1-7
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  • The teaching of a second language as an integral part of early childhood education has long been advocated. So far as is known, a mandated program of state-wide instruction for millions of children was first attempted in California. The California State Legislature in 1961 enacted into law the Casey Bill which required, for the first time, that foreign language instruction be given to children in grade six. The legislation took effect in the 1965-66 school year.
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