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    Language and Learning

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    In the educational field, the teaching learning cycle is a model used in contemporary teaching in both school and adult educational settings. Rothery (1996 in Derewianka & Jones 2012, pg 43) who originally developed the model used this to aim at disadvantaged children for teaching literacy and writing in the KLA (Key learning areas) who were from socially disadvantaged areas. Over time the model has been phased across other areas of the English language such as listening, speaking, reading as

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    successful in acquiring a language that is spoken or signed to them during their early developmental years, successful here meaning native-level proficiency. Unless a child is completely removed from an environment where language is communicated the child will eventually learn a first language in due time with support from care-givers and parents. When one attempts to acquire a second language this is not always the case though. Many more factors go into learning a second language and can affect one’s

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    and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) is getting more and more important on the field of language learning and teaching. In general speaking there is a need for communication in a second language to reduce the linguistic differences within the European Union. CLIL can be used for this reduction. The basis of CLIL is that content subjects are taught and learnt in a language which is not the mother tongue of the learners . This definition includes the plan of the integration of the language into

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    compound-complex. Now I know how to write long, and complicated assignments, I'm ready to continue learning more in high school. After being an ESOL student for 2 years, I feel finally confident in writing and be in the range with other students. Being an ESOL student can be difficult too, you have to learn new things from the beginning as if you are going to first grade, starting with the ABC and learning to read, while the other students you are with know all of this. His makes you feel uncomfortable

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    Learning to write in a foreign language Life is weird and unexpected. You don’t know what is coming up or what is going through. You don’t know what’s next, but you do have choices, plans and Images of your future. I started reading and writing when I was 4, it was in Arabic and writing in Arabic doesn’t have many rules. So by the age of eight, I was done with learning how to read and write, and started my science studies. I gained some of my skills through writing in Arabic like meditation

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    Nearly all schools in America serve students of different cultures, yet the way that we teach in these schools does not reflect that at all. Schools are struggling to teach in ways that foster the learning of all students, primarily because almost all teachers in American schools are White, middle class females, who have never needed to teach diversely before. With an ever increasing percentage of diverse people in the United States, this White European style of teaching needs to be altered, so that

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    How many languages is there in the world? And how many languages are there to be learned? On an average count of people, two language is the most that someone has knowledge of, making them bilingual. However, it is not easy to learn a language that is native to them. Some take most interest in learning, but some are required to learn by taking a language class in high school. Besides learning a different language, what about learning a language that is native to you? Just because a language is native

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    Introduction Language is the means that we use to deliver messages or convey the idea to the other people. There are many languages spoken in the world. People learn their first language generally considered it as their native language or in other words their mother tongue. The first language always the language that most of the people in this world acquired first. Acquisition of a language is the most important aspects of human development. First language acquisition normally occurred unconsciously

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    Learning Languages Essay

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    Effects of learning Languages Learning another language is not only learning different words for the same things, but learning another way to think about things. A bilingual person is more than one person. Whenever we are learning a new language, it means that we have started a new life with a different vision. If we learn a language, we understand much about culture or life of a country. If we know one language we are one person, if we know two languages, we are two people. As an instance; if there

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    Learning a New Language I’m from El Salvador, Central America. Although I grew up speaking Spanish, taking a language class was a requirement at the schools in this country, so I chose to learn English. Taking an English class was an excellent decision because it helped me practice abundantly before moving to a new country with my family. It was a great experience, but also a challenging situation at the same time. In addition, I did not actually start speaking English daily until I moved to the

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