The Campaign of the Ministry of Education of the Community of Madrid in favor of bilingual cabbages has taken a false step with a disastrously titled campaign "Yes, we want".
The implementation of a bad call bilingualism in schools It aims to offer students better possibilities for learning English, leading to public education an option only available in private schools because of its high cost.
However, when things are done you have to do them well and that is not being done, this disastrous slogan is a good example that already shows a clear grammatical incorrectness in that language. It becomes as if in Spanish we say "Yes, I learn." Is that the English they are going to teach the children?
First, 2 million euros have been spent on publicity advertising. The schools need resources, not publicity, and less if it gives the clear image of how badly this bilingualism is taking place, in a model in which a teacher with an intermediate level of gymnastic English or knowledge is teaching you. medium. But if the example is going to be that the children learn inaccuracies like the one that gives title to the campaign, let's go.
I know that an advertising campaign is not equivalent to the level of education in these schools, but it is that I consider it first unnecessary, second a mockery for all the students and educators and third, a blunder that I hope will result in ridicule being removed campaign and do not spend more money on nonsense when there is so much to do in improving education.
The withdrawal and the apology for this badly written title I think is accurate. I could not spend the money on doing unnecessary and badly done things. With this "Yes, we want" they have won distrust of the model of bilingual public school because the given image is unfortunate. These campaigns are not what our children need to learn good English.
