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         <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Why is mother tongue important in schools as a 21st century teacher?</strong></p><p>Using  mother tongue in schools is important, because It helps students learn better and feel more confident. It also helps them connect with their culture and community. Learning in mother tongue makes it easier for students to understand new ideas and develop reading and writing skills. It also makes school more inclusive and fun. Although using mother tongue in schools has challenges and disadvantages such as, It can lead to limited resources, teacher training challenges, and assessment difficulties. Additionally, students may struggle to transition to a new language when entering higher education or the workforce. This can also limit their opportunities to learn other languages and cultures, and create communication barriers. As a 21st century teacher please share your opinion about using mother tongue in schools.</p>]]></description>
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