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To learn a second languages is very important because people have better opportunities in life. For children from ages five and under it is the best time to learn as many languages. Angele Sancho Passe, the author of “Dual-Language Learners (Birth to Grade 3)”, talks about techniques for teaching English in a multilingual classroom and how reading in english to dual-language learners helps teach them oral language skills. Patton O. Tabors, the author of “One Child, Two Languages”, talks about writing case studies of children displaying different second language abilities. In the article, “Ways to Introduce Your Kids to Foreign Languages” by Grace Hwang Lynch, believes two-way bilingual immersion is a helpful way to introduce foreign languages

In order to improve educational outcomes of ELL students, the school district Z needs a dual-language immersion method rather than a bilingual education. The top three policies I would propose to the local school board for dual-language immersion would be: academic/ cognitive enrichment, enhanced intercultural relations, and competence in two languages. The program provides the same academic content and addresses the equivalent standards as other educational programs. The dual-language immersion program will hopefully close the academic achievement gap between ELL students and their classmates.

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Many years of experience of working with different international clients, thus awareness about way of working of different nationalities.

“Aria,” by Richard Rodriguez took his life as an example of on how the bilingual system takes effect on people just like him. He puts his life as an example to show that if the bilingual system actually works, by walking us through his life experiences growing up from an immigrant, family not knowing English, but later developing the language and noticing that he gained something valuable, he also lost something important in return. Rodriguez believes that the bilingual educational system takes “a degree of individuality” from children,(19) also explaining why his tone changes towards the end of the article. The way Rodriguez used his personal life as a personal credibility for the bilingual education, although he does not provide logical appeals which show facts that the majority think what he believes, he uses his personal life as piece of research.

I am a native Spanish speaker, English teacher, writer and translator from Venezuela. I have 5 years of experience in the field of general/legal translations and about the same time as a creative writer.

Writing instruction has become one of the most important issues in educational practices. According to the United States Immigration Policy (2012) based on data from the Census Bureau, there has been a significant rise of Immigration into the United States, since the 1940's from less than 1 million to 10 million in 2010. A large increase in immigrants into the United States has increased the demand for English language instruction significantly (Mei Lin, 2015). With this in mind the educational practices taking place in today's schools become a center of focus, what should be taught in the classroom and what programs can give the best outcome.

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I am very interested in the CLERICAL SPECIALIST I-BILINGUAL SPANISH position opening in your School District. I have a strong food service background and possess a number of skills and experiences as a clerical assistant. Which, qualify me for this job opportunity. As a Cafeteria Assistant in Centralia Elementary School District, I have learned many traits of which are beneficial to the job in hand along with my 5 + years in a bilingual clerical assistant field.

Before reading chapter one, I was unaware of how many acronyms are used to describe emergent bilingual students. LEP, ELL, EL, CLD, ELCB, ESL, LM, NCLB and LEP were some of the acronyms used, and I was only familiar with one (ESL). I also found it interesting how they explained why they believed Emergent Bilingual was the best term to use. Even when we discussed the topic of acronyms in class, I enjoyed listening to everyone’s opinion on which acronym they found most appropriate to use. After reading chapter one and being involved in the class discussion, I found Emergent Bilinguals and English Language Learners the most appropriate acronyms to use.

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What is Dual language? Dual language is a form of bilingual education that teaches students, as young as pre-k programs, literacy and content in their native speaking language. These programs typically start in kindergarten and continue for the next few years, many are now continuing into middle school

According to the US Census, 75 percent of today's immigrants learn to speak English during the first ten years after arriving. As now, not all immigrant students first made good work, but often suffered because their schools were few resources and attention given to their problems with the language was minimal. The study by Thomas and Collier, a comprehensive analysis of 700,000 minority students from 1982-1996, concluded that "only the enrichment bilingual programs long-term quality ... will give them minority students cognitive development and academic ... they need to succeed in English, and to sustain their successes as they reach high school grades. " A more recent study in Arizona in 2000 found that for three consecutive years, students

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Hello my name is Aracely Fernandez. I am a native speaker, but to be honest my Spanish is not the great because English has become my first language. I still use Spanish around my family, but it could be better. I am currently majoring in Marketing and hope to graduate from CSN this Spring and get transferred out to UNLV. Go Rebels! I hope by the end of the semester I am able to speak and write proper Spanish. I plan on taking the Final Exam either at the West Charleston or Cheyenne campus.