Interrelationship of Bilingual Education and Social-Communication System in Javakheti
Keywords:
Bilingualism, Bilingual Education, SLE, Ethnic minorityAbstract
The purpose of the document is to review the social-communication system in Javakheti in the context of bilingual education. The article discusses issues of bilingualism at the level of ethnic, social and age groups. It shows the tendencies observed in Javakheti's linguistic situation, which is crucial for the bilingual education.
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