by

 
Ralph A. Cardeño, Ph.D.
Objectives: At the end of the session, the
would-be teachers will have been able
to:

1. find out the reason that makes the Philippines a highly

multilingual nation;
2. discuss the prevailing issues concerning the language
conditions in the country; and
3. value the opportunities to be situated in multilingual societies.
Language Conditions in
the Philippines
References Cited:

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.
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