Effects Of English Language Proficiency

Another big problem in polluting places and things is air pollution which can make air foggy, unbreathable, and toxic. According to “34 Facts about Pollution”, the text states breathing the air in Mumbai, India, for just one day is equivalent to smoking 100 cigarettes. One of the things that can cause air pollution is releasing factory fuels and fossil fuels into the air. We also cause it from burning certain things like plastic, chemicals, and other

The United States has become a culturally diverse Nation due to the enormous of various ethnic and cultural groups that migrate to the country each day. As a result, patients and families with limited English proficiency (LEP) often are faced with multitude barriers that contribute to difficulty accessing healthcare services as well as understanding and adhering to the treatment plans/recommendations which ultimately place them at increased risk for poorer health outcomes and disparities. Eliminating these language barriers in healthcare services can be achieved by “providing awareness and mediation of cultural differences, current best practice for serving LEP populations in the health care system centers and on the use of qualified medical

Air pollution is when there is a presence in the air of a substance that has harmful or poisonous effects. There is air pollution almost everywhere in the world. This is due to industrialization. The world today depends on things that emit hazardous fumes and other hazardous pollutants in the air. Air pollution that is hazardous or toxic can have health risks. Some of these risks range from skin rash, cough and headache to cancer, nervous system damage and birth defects. There are no positive effects of air pollution. Air pollution is also in the form of acid rain. Acid rain pours wherever it’s ready. Acid rain destroys plants, harms animals, fish and other wildlife. Humans aren’t the only ones affected by air pollution everything is affected.

Air pollution could be very harmful to us as humans, it could effect us and also it

Society judges civilians based on looks, social status, class and many other ways. One way society places judgment on civilians is by criticizing how they speak or write. This judgment has consequences on individuals who have not mastered the English language, such as limited opportunities and being socially awkward. In “Mother Tongue,” Amy Tan discusses the struggles of speaking “Broken” English, consequently leading to judgment.

The answer is that they are not getting the instruction in the language they are fluent in. The teachers feel that “the best way to develop English is to immerse learners in an environment in which they hear, speak, read and write English all day” (Freeman and Freeman 149). This is not true id the student don’t know what they teacher is talking about there is no way they can develop their English skills. But, if a teacher will teach them in their first language and then in English; students can connect some words to their own language. It is a controversial topic that the use of students’ first language is beneficial in students’ second language

One of the main cause of air pollution is human activities like mining, construction, transportation, industrial work, agriculture, smelting, and some others. There are also natural causes that result to air pollution also such as wild fires, volcano eruptions. These are even rare and for the most part only affect the area that it surrounds. The bigger problem is going back to us humans and knowing that we can stop certain activities to help better the world and our air we breathe every day. One of the “invisible killers” in today’s air pollution includes nitrogen oxides, ozone, and very small particulate matter. (Frank) Today, PM has been researched to be held most responsible for most of the health effects caused by the air. Fossil fuel combustion is most common in more of the urban areas, which would come from the road construction that occurs quite frequently. (Frank) There has also been a rise in deaths from cardiovascular and respiratory disease with older people. (Seaton)

In Malaysia, English is spoken and used as a second language with the Malaysian education system, making it a compulsory subject for all levels of education. ‘Malaysia’s multicultural society makes it a natural environment for producing students who are proficient in more than one language’ (Julie Dearden, 2014).

[To show evidence of students’ development of English language proficiency within content-based instruction, I’ve planned informal and formal assessment for students. My formal pre-assessment is a questionnaire given to students. Prior to the lesson, students will be given a questionnaire to determine their interests and background knowledge. Students

Influential factors of disproportionality. Disproportionality occurs, across many ethnic groups, for a variety of reasons. One of the reasons is due to the over diagnosis and underreferal of students identified as English Language Learners (ELL) resulting from poorly designed language and psycho-educational assessments (Case & Taylor, 2005). Another challenge for ELL students is the challenge professionals have in distinguishing between linguistic differences and true disability, which may cause them to perform poorly on academic work with high language demands (Abedi, 2006). As their own group, ELL students face chronic over and underrepresentation in all categories.

The rising number of Hispanics speaking Spanish as their first language in the United States. As such, there needs to be

The foreign language deficit in America serves to be inimical to the future of American society. America’s foreign language curriculum displays a more than lackluster approach in relation to those upheld in other countries. Unlike our European counterparts, most American school systems only require that students acquire two foreign language credits to graduate. Most of the time, these courses are either taught by some athletic coach who could really care less if you know how to conjugate the verb “ir” correctly, or by an overly passionate foreigner who spends the class time intensively explaining said conjugations to a class full of seniors who just want to graduate. In some states, this requirement is even nonexistent.

This is partially because the English language is sometimes difficult to phonetically learn since some rules do not apply and it becomes confusing for the learner and difficult for the educator.

Despite the widespread presence of English throughout the country, (much like other countries) the actual understanding and ~~ of English is low. In fact, it is estimated only twenty percent to a quarter of the (common) population has a decent and ~~ understanding of the language. It is “sometimes a second, third or even fourth language for large segments of the population.”. Even those who know English may not be speaking it correctly.

Environmental pollution is the key concern for the humanity. It does not have any borders each member of our planet is affected by its devastating effects. Air pollution is the main factor contributing to general environmental problems. It is the emission of particulates, harmful materials, and biological molecules in the Earth’s atmosphere and is caused by both human and natural factors. The effects of air pollution are shocking. It causes numerous diseases in human organisms, animals, natural crops, ruins the balance of the environmental system, and even causes deaths. Air pollution is the largest environmental pollution risk factor. According to the research of World Health Organization,