Hii Case Study

With an increase in student mobility around the world, there are many positive outcomes related to learning a different set of education from their home country and obtaining intercultural experiences with a global mindset. On the other hand, students may struggle with different challenges, which they may have unexpected to encounter.

Schools in the United States of America (USA) are facing many challenges, because of the increasing numbers of the English Language Learner (ELL) students. School administrators are trying hard to provide an equal opportunity education to their students. Furthermore, educators are looking forward in providing several methods and technique to help their students to succeed in their academic learning skills. There are many factors that need to focus on and it can be the fundamental when trying to build powerful resolutions, such as parents and community resources, social influences, native language, etc.

On 8/15/15 at approximatley 2300 Medical was requested to go to Higbee and assess offender OID 168034 who had fallen in her cell. Upon arrival offender was lying her on right side on the floor next to the bathroom alert and oriented and in no apparent distress. No visible injury was noted. Vital signs and neuros were stable. Offender was informed to notify medical with any problems.

The client meet with a substitute counselor for his 1x1 session to discuss how are things going and to assist the client if he had any question about hie recovery. the client has been in compliance with the program rules and regulations. the client has been participating in group process sharing his character defaults with other member of the group. The client has no trouble with being open about what he needs to work on as an individual and will asks for help if needed. The client at this time is working on learning how to have a healthy relationship with people in general. The client seems to understand the importance of communicating his needs and listening to the needs of others. The client counselor will meet with him next week to

While there are a diverse number of items that may prevent a student from persisting, academic concerns are prevalent among international students with as many as 74% of students stating they had difficulty with academics as compared to 65% for domestic students (Grayson, 2008). By understanding international students’ academic concerns, universities can employ interventions and programs to help alleviate these issues for current and future students since more than half of students have said they intensely and frequently need information to solve their academic issues (Yi, 2007). However, more information concerning the specific nature of academic concerns is needed in order to help universities determine which programs will be most useful in helping international

Thesis: International students should pass, IELTS and TOEFL tests with high scores to secure admissions in order to show their English capability skills, prove their ability in learning other programs and prove their readiness in tackling academic classes.

The largest US law enforcement presence aboard is staffed by ICE under the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Homeland Security Investigations International Affairs Office (HSI-IA). DHS has 69 offices situated in 47 countries to include staff situated at seven US military combatant commands. HSI-IA’s mission is the protection of the US through augmentation of its security with the utilization of global investigations involving those TCOs responsible for the illicit movement of humans, counterfeit products, and technology.

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There are at least three reasons why international students are unmotivated to study in the USA that can bring about many objectionable effects. In fact, students do not want to study in the USA due to different causes which could be related. These causes can be categorized into intrinsic and extrinsic. First, students’ expectations have a role in their motivation. In particularly, since an education system of American universities is different from many other systems, sometimes students could not see their progress straightway. For example, some IEI students study hard, do all assignments on time, so they have good grades; however, they still do not feel that they improve their English skills highly. As a result, they are unmotivated to continue

In the article “Academic culture shock” author Godwin A. Kara discuss about the American academic institutions and the culture shock faced by the international students and scholars in the academic system. In the opening lines the author states “There is a gradual increase in the number of international students and scholars every year in United States”. The author also points out the differences in the academic traditions. He highlights the adjustments and challenges the international students face in American institutions. The issues faced by the international teaching faculty are also discussed. The author tries to point out that the cultural shock faced by the international students affects their academic success and that the American academic institutions should recognize and support the international students.

The desire to expand opportunities to attract international students is motivated by numerous factors, the most significant is economic. “In Australia, education providers raised concern in the past that English language proficiency requirement are being sacrificed to attract much needed revenue from overseas students (Coley, 1999)”. International student supply over US$ 13 billion dollars to the us economy, with majority of the funds originated outside the country( IIE, 2005b). “In addition to being a source of much needed revenue, international students helps to contribute in intercultural learning and create awareness and understanding of diversity and global issue(NAFSA, 2003)”. This clearly demonstrates the importance of cross-border education.

There is a prevalent trend of students going abroad for further study in the UK. In fact, the UK has become the second most common option for overseas students to study which is just behind the United State（King et al., 2010). According to the data from UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) (2015), 19 percent of the students in the UK are from abroad. Studies have shown that oversea study experience can help students improve English proficiency, gain cultural experience, enhance individual competency, construct self-consciousness and notional consciousness, embrace diversity, and promote the sense of responsibility (Rhodes et al., 2012).

Education is one of the most important thing in human’s lives.As Nelson Mandela once said:”Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”. Thus, we should thoughtfully come down to point. Nowadays, we have a lot of opportunities to study, so there a great number of schools, colleges and universities all around the world and ways of studying too. For instance: students have chance to get their diploma online, finish hometown or foreign universities. Online learning is innovation in educational system and most people feel unusual to it, so they prefer more traditional type. Some students choose studying in their countries, however others decide to leave their familiar life and study abroad. Foreign education

Along with a review of previous studies to contextualise the four topics, personal observations are provided, along with qualitative data gained through individual interviews with students who have studies in both countries. This is in keeping with the view of Schweisfurth (2012) who stated that, as participant observers of different educational systems, international students make natural comparativists.

English as a medium of instruction has developed as a global trend for a range of reasons. Nowadays EMI is truly a global phenomenon. In this literature review, I look at the historical backgrounds of EMI in three periods prior to a global phenomenon. What is more, I reflect upon the current developments of EMI at tertiary education focusing on the spread of EMI into the global universities, EMI in European universities, EMI in Asian universities and EMI in Thai universities. In each section, I link the current literature review to my initial research at the end of the sections in order to form my research grounds.