The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics 2012
DOI: 10.1002/9781405198431.wbeal0525
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Immersion Education

Abstract: Immersion is a form of bilingual education that provides students with a sheltered classroom environment in which they receive at least half of their subject‐matter instruction through the medium of a language that they are learning as a second, foreign, heritage, or indigenous language (L2).

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“…A number of reviews of immersion (e.g. Genesee and Lindholm-Leary 2013;Lyster and Genesee 2013;Baker 2011;Genesee 2006) have noted the non-native-like L2 grammar outcomes of immersion, and commented on the benefits of incorporating 'language-rich, discourse-rich' form-focused instruction in immersion pedagogy at the primary level. It is just such language-rich instruction that exemplifies high-quality early years' education at its best, where language instruction is embedded in meaningful tasks.…”
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“…A number of reviews of immersion (e.g. Genesee and Lindholm-Leary 2013;Lyster and Genesee 2013;Baker 2011;Genesee 2006) have noted the non-native-like L2 grammar outcomes of immersion, and commented on the benefits of incorporating 'language-rich, discourse-rich' form-focused instruction in immersion pedagogy at the primary level. It is just such language-rich instruction that exemplifies high-quality early years' education at its best, where language instruction is embedded in meaningful tasks.…”
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confidence: 99%