Peter A.. Citation: Hammerschmidt, P. (2009). History of American immigration. Philadelphia: Mason Crest. Genre: Children’s Informational, Grade Level: 5th Grade (above grade level) Summary: This book provides an overview of immigration to the United States. It describes experiences common to most immigrants, regardless of their country of origin. All of the ethnic groups that arrived on America’s shores are included as well as the many cultures, languages, foods, religious views, and holidays
at Home in Neither”—Summary In this piece, Tamar Lewin examines Della Mae Justice’s life through narrations from Ms. Justice’s point of view, as well as his own interpretation of the sections of her life and how they could be broken up. The first section of the article functions as an introduction to Ms. Justice’s life. The readers learn how she grew up very poor in Kentucky, but that she has grown to become a member of middle class. However, through both Ms. Justice’s personal statements, as well
information obtained from the text compared to that obtained from the actual source. Throughout human existence, there has been many documented research conducted by researchers to know the history of mankind. This paper considers questions that immigrants are asked on a daily basis, either by their self or by others. My aim is to conduct a narrative interviewing of research on people from different culture, racial, ethnic and class background, however belonging to the same family tree. Using narrative
average person to go and not go to college, the extent of skills and experience, standard benefits, wages and stability . In my personal experience-- as a high school senior, family 's experience,college attenders experience, and my personal life interest and options of my interest are my reasons for attending college ; impactful to my reasons to my statements are: readings of articles, and the new york times articles and others experience of the college process ; as disclosed in interviews. Research
and she accepted me to be part of her team. Under the two opportunities that opens the door for me, I have been able to build and use my strength, discover my weakness and improve them, and provide me self-assured. I will highlight a brief summary of my experience and desires of my future career. I feel very prosperous to be part of Panther Initiative for Environmental Equity and Resilience (PIEER) and Iowa Center on Health Disparities. My roles in PIEER are establishing a Facebook page to market
In life people constantly experience changes. Whether the change is bad, good, expected or unexpected, it always occurs. Similarly, people also go through transitions. However, unlike change, which is a shift in what a person is used to, a transition is a turning point that often causes a major reshaping in a person’s life (Transitions Class Notes, 2010). There are five types of transitions that a person can experience. The transitions include developmental, health illness, organizational, situational
Introduction Eileen Ariza’s article “Culture Considerations: Immigrant Parent Involvement” published from Kappa Delta Journal Record discusses appropriate teacher interaction with foreign students who are currently enrolled in standard classrooms in America. She argues that teachers who have foreign students in their classes should attempt to be more understanding of foreign students’ cultures when foreign students behave abnormally according to American culture. In this essay, I intend to summarize
have been written in favor and against Bilingual Education. The articles I read and summarized relate to some of the issues that have evolved from various proponents and opponents of how education should be presented to ELs in the United States. Summaries and a brief timeline of legislation up to the passage of No Child Left Behind (NCLB) follow. In 1965, the Secondary Education Act (ESEA) passed by President Lyndon B. Johnson even though there was concern prior to that date. It outlined and provided
Day in and day out many immigrants enter the United States of America in search of greener pastures. This greener pasture includes higher educational prospects and lucrative jobs. However, life usually does not turn out as many of them usually anticipate. The expectation they usually have prior to their entry to the United States is partly due to the all rosary and nice things they hear about America. They hear such nice things from the media and also from diaspora’s who return from America to their
The article that I had to read was “Se habla español”. This article was looking at the future of the Spanish language in the United States. To summarize, prominent scholars of español came together to hold a meeting at Harvard’s “Instituto Cervantes Observatory of the Spanish Language.” They concluded that, “Spanish is not going to fade away and will stay the second-most-common language in the United States.” The scholars state that more American high school students choose to study Spanish rather