Examples of using Language of instruction in English and their translations into Slovak
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10 who at home‘always' speak a language other than the language of instruction is negligible(Figure A2a).
The questionnaire put two questions to pupils:‘How often do you speak the language of instruction at home?' and‘How often do you speak the language of instruction with adults living in your home?'.
sometimes speak a language other than the language of instruction, 2000/01.
making connections between teaching of the mother tongue, the language of instruction where different,
Figure A4: Proportions of 15-year-old pupils who say that at home they mainly speak the language of instruction or a language other than the language of instruction, with respect to school area population, 1999/2000.
Estonia and Hungary: The‘unspecified' category relates primarily to Estonian(at schools in which Russian is the language of instruction) in the case of Estonia,
This comparison reveals clearly that, as a general rule, pupils aged 15 who at home use a language other than the language of instruction are proportionally more numerous in schools in locations of under 100,000 inhabitants(‘small towns')
the proportion of pupils who at home speak a language other than their language of instruction is much lower than the proportion of pupils who speak the language used at school.
Greek have public minority educational institutions where their own native language is used as first or second language of instruction.
the Figure shows the breakdown of 15-year-old pupils who at home speak the language of instruction and then, underneath,
Figure A3: Proportion of 15-year-old immigrant pupils(whose parents were born abroad) and the proportion of pupils of the same age who say that at home they mainly speak a language other than the language of instruction, which is not one of the country's other languages(official or otherwise), 1999/2000.
there is no official nursery school in Slovakia with Rusyn as the language of instruction; in many villages where the majority population is Rusyn-speaking,
FEW PUPILS IN EUROPE SPEAK A LANGUAGE AT HOME THAT IS NOT THEIR LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION.
THE PROPORTION OF PUPILS AGED 15 WHO DO NOT SPEAK THE LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION IS LOWER THAN THAT OF IMMIGRANT PUPILS.
CERTAIN SCHOOLS ENROL LARGE NUMBERS OF PUPILS WHOSE MOTHER TONGUE IS NOT THE LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION.
HAVE THE HIGHEST PROPORTIONS OF 15-YEAR-OLDS WHOSE MOTHER TONGUE IS NOT THE LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION.
The other most widely used languages of instruction are French(17%),
The 13 member schools uses the most common heritage languages as languages of instruction in addition to German,
official state languages(Figure A1) are used as languages of instruction.