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    My Weakness In English

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    When it comes to English, I think I am a reasonably proficient student. Unlike other subjects, English was never a course I had many difficulties with. To me, English was sort of like a second nature since it is applied every day and ingrained in my head. When I communicate with people, I typically use English; therefore I have no difficulties with my listening ability or pronunciation. I also love reading books, which contributes to my writing and reading skills. Although English is not as difficult

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    Language Reflection Paper

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    The stimulus was introduced to Yoamy and Jasmine by asking them to share what trips they went on this summer and which were their favorites. They were ecstatic and they immediately began to share their summer adventures. This 5th grade classroom has flexible seating, one of the sections in the classroom is by the library which has a couch, rug and table. I noticed that Yoamy and Jasmine usually choose to sit there during independent or group work. I wanted the students to feel comfortable enough

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    On this first half of the school year in ELA class I have learned about sign posts to help me understand better what I read and to be aware of my thoughts while I am reading. In writing I have learned how to organize my sentences in the text and to avoid writing too much just to make my essay longer. In speaking and listening, I learned not to speak swallowing words and also about maintaining a good posture while presenting a project. I would say that some of my success in my work is that now I know

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    Learning English Essay

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    1.0 Introduction Due to the important of English language in communication, English has becomes global language, and important on countless aspects. Each country has different main language and even in one country, there are several mother tongues for each race and ethnic. As the solution, English has become the first pick language in communication for most of progressive countries. At the same time, English is the only one medium of communication for worldwide to communicate with each other. The

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    I read because it allowed me to become someone else and learn about the world through their eyes. I wrote because I wanted to create a place to escape to. The power of reading and writing, I believed, could significantly change a person outlook on life. So, I read to become someone else and learn how life is. I read to explore the world. I wrote to create new places to escape to. I wrote to implement scenarios that I wished existed. I read and write to be free. As a child, I grew up reading and

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    Words to Water Richard L. Rose’ Pile of Hot Coals “Words to Water” By: Richard L Rose’ (Everybody’s Nobody) 26 August 2009 Publ By: Author House [[insert picture 002 here]] Mom, (Milly) Dad (Pops) Earl Mildred Big Brother, (Brow), Mark And Me. (Playing Em) Summer of 1956 “Words to Water” BY: Richard Lee Rose’ 21 February 2007 Preface Preface: “Words to Water”, A line out of one of my poems, “My Mind’s Life”, is what I have decided to use to describe this collection

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    Reading and writing have always been apart of me. From childhood to now. It was just something that my parents instilled in me. I knew how to read basic books and write before I even started pre-school. My parents made it a priority for me to read and write growing up, and the more I read, the fonder I was of it. I will read any type of literature, as long as it peaks my interest. I prefer romance and mysteries, but I try to be diverse when it comes to what I read. I want to make sure I get something

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    Learning to read and write in English was a very tough accomplishment that I made in first grade. It was difficult because my first language is Spanish. With the help of my parents and my teachers in school, I had the chance to learn another language. It took time, practice and effort to accomplish my goal to read and write in another language. The earliest memory of literacy was spending time as a young child, with my mother, reading the Clifford the Big Red Dog book. Learning how to read this book

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    Introduction Permission from the parent was gained before the interview was conducted (Appendix 1). All privacy will be retained and therefore for the purpose of this learning profile, the child will be referred to as Child A. This Early Literacy Profile will detail information gathered from a single 1.5-hour interview, with a Grade 1-2 child. Key areas that will be discussed are both writing and reading interests and behaviours. These will be discussed in relation to Funds of Knowledge, which

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    Reading aloud is an important action that teachers, as well as parents and guardians should take. Reading aloud provides very important foundational skills, introduces and expands vocabulary, provides a model of fluency, and helps children recognize the joy of reading. Storybook experiences expand a child’s vocabulary and comprehension skills. Preschoolers enjoy books that contain colorful illustrations, repetitions, rhymes, and actions. These books include a variety of genres, such as fairy tales

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