ST. JOHN'S (UPC) — Many
Newfoundland ‘high school
students have stopped taking
_ French language courses

because they found them
“boring and inadequate,” a
said. Thursday. The report.
was commissioned by the

Newfoundland | “chapter of

‘re nch classes

Canadian Parents tor French
and was financed by the
federal Secretary of ‘State,
provincial CPF. director
Rosemary Williams -said.

‘The study was prompted -by

an earlier report that in-
dicated nearly 75 per cent of
students reaching grade
seven during the past five
years elected to -replace
French-language instruction’

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with other subjects. Of 3,400
students
Williams said, most were
“generally favorable to
taking French language
education, but the present
approach to French in the
province's schools is seen by

students’ as boring and
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inadequate.”
said one of the main reasons
for taking French was to

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‘learn to speak the language,

“but the present program
emphasizes written French
and doesn’t give students
verbal fluency,” she said.
The CPF report urged the
province to start French
courses in primary grades,
make the instruction more
interesting for the students,
and give greater emphasis to
oral language skills.

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