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L., & Sayer, P. (2016). The teaching of English in public primary  \nschools in Mexico: More heat than light? Education Policy Analysis Archives, 24(84) .  \n[http://dx.doi.org/10.14507/epaa.24.2502](http://dx.doi.org/10.14507/epaa.24.2502) This article is part of EPAA/AAPE’s Special Issue on English Language Teaching in Public Primary Schools in Latin America, Guest edited by José Luis RamírezRomero and Peter Sayer.  \nAbstract: The national English program in Mexico was formally launched in 2009. The new program supplanted various state programs, and aimed to create a coherent, uniform curriculum that extended English instruction to all public school students across the country. The article describes the development, evolution, and changes as the program was piloted and implemented. The authors synthesize various sources to identify the accomplishments of the program and the challenges that remain. They argue that a main  \nconcern, from a policy perspective, is that the program has not been conceptualized as part of a broader coherent language education policy, and that the program has been implemented not as an education policy, but as a series administrative and fiscal actions. Hence, while the program has succeeded in expanding access to English in public schools, it has not had continuity and has been characterized by inconsistency and change. Keywords: National English program, Mexico, PRONI, PNIEB, primary English language teaching  \nLa enseñanza del inglés en las primarias públicas de México: ¿Más ruido que nueces?  \nResumen: El Programa Nacional de Inglés inició formalmente en México en 2 009. El nuevo programa reemplazó varios programas estatales y tenía como objetivo la creación de un curriculum coherente y uniforme que permitiese extender la enseñanza del inglés atodos los estudiantes de las primarias públicas del país. El artículo describe el desarrollo, laevolución y los cambios del programa, así como los logros que ha tenido y los retos que, de acuerdo a diversos autores, aún debe enfrentar. Los autores sostienen que el problema principal del programa, desde la perspectiva política, es que no ha sido conceptualizado ni implementado como parte de una política lingüístico-educativa más amplia y coherente, sino que ha limitado a una serie de acciones administrativas y fiscales. Por lo tanto, si bien el programa ha ampliado el acceso al inglés en las primarias públicas, ha carecido de continuidad y se ha caracterizado por su inconsistencia y falta de solidez en los cambios. Palabras-clave: Programa Nacional de Inglés; México; PRONI; PNIEB; enseñanza del inglés; primarias públicas  \nO ensino de Inglês em escolas primárias públicas no México: Mais calor do que luz? Resumo: O programa nacional de Inglês no México foi lançado formalmente em 2009. O novo programa suplantou vários programas estaduais, que teve como objetivo criar um currículo coerente, uniforme, que estendia instruções de Inglês para todos os estudantes deescolas públicas ao redor do país. O artigo descreve o desenvolvimento, evolução, emudanças em como o programa era implementado e direcionado. O autor sintetiza várias fontes para identificar as realizações do programa e os desafios que permanecem. Eles argumentam que a principal preocupação, de uma perspectiva política, é que o programanão tem sido conceituado como parte de uma ampla e coerente política de ensino dalíngua, e que o programa não foi implementado como um","cbCaipaLD1KNoWsa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipaLD1KNoWsa","pdf",634468,25,"English","# Introduction\n## Evolution and current situation of PRONI\n## Mexican context and educational system structure\n## Review of official EFL policy\n## Historical development of public primary ELT programs\n## Expansion, coverage, and current program description\n## EFL primary teachers and working conditions\n## Main problems and accomplishments","[{\"question\":\"When was Mexico’s national English program formally launched, and what was its initial aim?\",\"answer\":\"It was formally launched in 2009, aiming to replace state programs and create a coherent, uniform curriculum extending English instruction to all public primary students nationwide.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the article characterize the implementation of PRONI from a policy perspective?\",\"answer\":\"It argues PRONI was not conceptualized as part of a broader coherent language-education policy, and it was implemented mainly through administrative and fiscal actions.\"},{\"question\":\"What outcomes does the article identify despite the program’s shortcomings?\",\"answer\":\"While the program succeeded in expanding access to English in public schools, it lacked continuity and showed inconsistency, with frequent changes and a lack of long-term solidity.\"}]","The Teaching of English in Public Primary Schools in Mexico - More Heat than Light? | PDF",1792093473,63]