The DfE/Ofqual consultation on revised GCSE qualifications in modern foreign languages: a view from linguistics

Michelle Sheehan; Alice Corr; Anna Havinga; Jonathan Kasstan; Norma Schifano; Sascha Stollhans

The DfE/Ofqual consultation on revised GCSE qualifications in modern foreign languages: a view from linguistics

Michelle Sheehan, Alice Corr, Anna Havinga, Jonathan Kasstan, Norma Schifano, Sascha Stollhans

Modern Languages

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In this article, colleagues from the Linguistics in Modern Foreign Languages Project consider the proposed changes to the GCSE MFL qualifications in England from the perspective of linguistics. They identify several areas where engagement with key aspects of knowledge from the field of linguistics may be useful in taking forward current proposals and in avoiding unintended consequences.

Original language	English
Journal	Language, society and policy
Publication status	Published - 26 Apr 2021

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Sheehan, M., Corr, A., Havinga, A., Kasstan, J., Schifano, N., & Stollhans, S. (2021). The DfE/Ofqual consultation on revised GCSE qualifications in modern foreign languages: a view from linguistics. Language, society and policy. https://www.meits.org/opinion-articles/article/the-dfe-ofqual-consultation-on-revised-gcse-qualifications-in-modern-foreign-languages-a-view-from-linguistics

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