HERE we go again. Two years after the introduction of the voluntary Dual Language Programme (DLP) in schools, it continues to be troubled by controversy and uncertainty.
Why is it hard to give the programme the room and support it needs, free of noise and confusion, so that it has the best chance of succeeding?
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