Language of instruction variations significantly shape how students access knowledge, participate in classrooms, and develop linguistic identities. In comparative education, examining these differences reveals how national policies, cultural priorities, and historical influences affect educational outcomes.
From multilingual classrooms to systems that prioritize a global language, instructional choices create both opportunities and challenges. Comparing these approaches provides valuable insight into equity, academic achievement, and the preservation of local languages.
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