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--- languages:limburgish_in_the_netherlands [2020/10/21 14:03] – [Legislation of language education] ydwine
+++ languages:limburgish_in_the_netherlands [2020/10/21 14:05] – [European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages] ydwine
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 ===== Legislation of language education =====
-==== European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages ====
+==== European legislation ====
+=== European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages ===
 The Netherlands [[general_information:glossary_of_terms#Signature of a treaty|signed]] and [[general_information:glossary_of_terms#Ratification of a treaty|ratified]] the [[general_information:glossary_of_terms#European Charter for Regional and Minority languages|European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages]], and listed Limburgish under [[general_information:glossary_of_terms#European Charter for Regional and Minority languages|part II]].
 This facilitates its promotion across different layers of society such as education.
-Besides, there is a law, ‘De Wet op het Primair Onderwijs’, in which it is stated that Dutch is the medium of instruction, but, in places were the dialect or regional language is vivid, this language may be used as medium for instruction too ((Sjaak Kroon and Ton Vallen, ‘Dialect in Limburg’, Studie in Meertaligheid, 5 (2004), 11-32 (p. 32)).
+==== National legislation ====
+The law, ‘De Wet op het Primair Onderwijs’ states that Dutch is the medium of instruction, however, in places were the dialect or regional language is vivid, this language may be used as medium for instruction too ((Sjaak Kroon and Ton Vallen, ‘Dialect in Limburg’, Studie in Meertaligheid, 5 (2004), 11-32 (p. 32)).
 ===== Institutional support for education of the language: =====