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World Languages
The fundamental purpose of world language instruction is to enable students to communicate in a new language in a culturally appropriate way. The linguistic and cultural insights that come from world language study are essential for citizens in the global community and marketplace.
Contact:
Susan C. SpinnatoProject Manager, Office of Teaching and LearningOffice: (410) 767-0349susan.spinnato@maryland.gov
The World-Readiness Standards for Learning Languages
COMAR Regulation 13A.04.11, Programs in World Languages