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Senegal Embraces English in Early Education to Foster Global Connectivity

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In a classroom near central Dakar, a group of five-year-old Senegalese children enthusiastically greet their teacher in English: “Good morning, teacher!” This cheerful chorus is part of a groundbreaking initiative to introduce English instruction in nursery and primary schools across Senegal, a country where French has long dominated as the official language. Since mid-January, more than 600 classes in Senegal have been piloting a new program to…

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Senegal Embraces English in Early Education to Foster Global Connectivity

In a classroom near central Dakar, a group of five-year-old Senegalese children enthusiastically greet their teacher in English: “Good morning, teacher!” This cheerful chorus is part of a groundbreaking initiative to introduce English instruction in nursery and primary schools across Senegal, a country where French has long dominated as the official language. Since mid-January, more than 600 classes in Senegal have been piloting a new program to…

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