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Languages used in the Moroccan educational system (the roles of different languages: Arabic, French, English, Amazigh)

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educationnatural language processing

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paper
Creator:
Mou
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Zenodo
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This paper examines the different languages used in the Moroccan educational system. It aims to investigate the roles and functions of Arabic, Amazigh, French, and English in education and to analyze the reasons behind the use of these languages at different educational levels. The paper concludes that French is the dominant language in education in Morocco, while the other languages fulfill different linguistic and educational functions.

Languages

AmazighBerber

Tags

SociolinguisticsLanguage AttitudesLanguage ChoiceMoroccoLanguage Planning and PolicyLanguage UseMoroccan ArabicArabizationDiglossia

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