Language Policy and Planning Flashcard

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Which of the following is NOT one of the three main components of Language Policy and Planning (LPP)? Corpus Planning, Status Planning, Acquisition Planning, Phonetic Planning

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Phonetic Planning

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What does Status Planning primarily focus on?

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Determining the societal roles of languages

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Which of the following is an example of Corpus Planning? Options: Declaring an official language, Recognizing minority languages, Implementing bilingual education policies, Creating dictionaries and grammar rules

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Creating dictionaries and grammar rules

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Acquisition Planning refers to efforts related to: Language restrictions in media, The selection of an official language, Standardizing a language's script, Promoting language learning and transmission

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Promoting language learning and transmission

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What is an example of language management?

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Implementation of the Bilingual Education Policy (BEP) in the Philippines

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Which of the following best describes language ideology? Options: Efforts to regulate language use in official settings, The habitual way language is used in society, The study of linguistic structures and phonetics, Beliefs about language and its role in society

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Beliefs about language and its role in society

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What is a common challenge in the implementation of language policies?

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Lack of resources, trained personnel, and materials

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According to Spolsky, political priorities influence language policy decision-making at which level?

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Top level

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What is an example of a government decision at the top level of language policy planning?

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Governments declaring an official language to promote national unity

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Why might a language policy not be widely implemented even if it is supported by law?

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Lack of textbooks, teachers, and institutional support