El árabe marroquí: Una lengua y no un dialecto. Educar en la lengua materna

The mother tongue of 60% of the Moroccan population is Moroccan Arabic and classical Arabic, while the rest speak any of the three variants of amacige. The use of mother tongue in the educational system is one of the recommendations of Unesco, which doesn´t happen in the neighbor country and would h...

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Main Author:	Francisco Moscoso
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Universidad Autónoma de Madrid 2011-07-01
Series:	Revista de Estudios Internacionales Mediterráneos
Subjects:	Moroccan Arabic Mother tongue Education Educational System
Online Access:	http://sites.google.com/site/teimrevista/numeros/numero-10-enero-junio-2011/el-arabe-marroqui

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title	El árabe marroquí: Una lengua y no un dialecto. Educar en la lengua materna
title_short	El árabe marroquí: Una lengua y no un dialecto. Educar en la lengua materna
title_full	El árabe marroquí: Una lengua y no un dialecto. Educar en la lengua materna
title_fullStr	El árabe marroquí: Una lengua y no un dialecto. Educar en la lengua materna
title_full_unstemmed	El árabe marroquí: Una lengua y no un dialecto. Educar en la lengua materna
title_sort	el árabe marroquí: una lengua y no un dialecto. educar en la lengua materna
publisher	Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
series	Revista de Estudios Internacionales Mediterráneos
issn	1887-4460
publishDate	2011-07-01
description	The mother tongue of 60% of the Moroccan population is Moroccan Arabic and classical Arabic, while the rest speak any of the three variants of amacige. The use of mother tongue in the educational system is one of the recommendations of Unesco, which doesn´t happen in the neighbor country and would help to be developed further the educational system and could help to decreased the illiteracy rate. In this article we reflect the need of recognition of the Moroccan Arabic as a language and as a tool for education.
topic	Moroccan Arabic Mother tongue Education Educational System
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El árabe marroquí: Una lengua y no un dialecto. Educar en la lengua materna

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