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    After reading A Memoir of a Bilingual Childhood” by Richard Rodriguez‚ and “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan‚ I found that being bicultural is one of the best qualities I could have. Speaking two languages‚ eating different kinds of foods‚ and celebrating my culture are some of the advantages of being bicultural. Although my family and I live in the U.S we follow the customs and traditions of America and Pakistan. I have learned to speak three languages‚ including English. I eat a variety of foods and celebrate

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    1988 Education Reform Act Butler introduced the first of many free Schools in the U.K‚ named the tripartite system; education had become free and compulsory for all children between the ages of five and fifteen. The tripartite system demanded that every child entering secondary school would have to sit an 11+ in order for them to be matched to an appropriate school based on their result. Butler’s “great” reform act had then hastily diminished and became the bipartite system meaning only grammar

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    As a boy‚ the main problem he faced was he struggled to speak sufficient English. One factor that contributed to this problem was the bilingual education he received from a Roman Catholic School. Rodriguez described bilingual education as a “scheme” that “was foolish and certainly doomed.” The second contributing factor was his parents. As mexican immigrants‚ Rodriguez’s parents never learned how to properly communicate in English.

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    survival and development • Right to be heard Children Act 1989 [2][3][13] provides the legislative framework for child protection in England. Key principles include: • The paramount

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    Many jobs have a bi-lingual pay bonus. My co-worker gets a bonus because he speaks "Hungarian". How many hungarians do you know around here? In my previous job‚ the bonus pay was like 2.5% added to your paycheck. Some jobs require you to be bi-lingual‚ and some jobs prefer bi-linguals (in any language)‚ hence putting a non-bi-lingual person at a disadvantage. It gives you a back-up language to fall onto when you’re having a communication issue‚ thus having a higher chance of communication. For

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    Unit 317 – Support Bilingual learners Every Child has the right to education irrespective of gender‚ race‚ belief‚ sexual orientation and ethnicity or disability. These are set out in the children act 1989‚ the Equality act 2010‚ Human Rights act 1998‚ disability discrimination act 1995 and 2005 and also the Sex discrimination Act. As an independent school. Ummid works with young people from a range of different school‚ who have been excluded due to their behaviour not being acceptable or students

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    applies to both spelling and syntax. There is debate over whether growing up in a bilingual environment has positive or negative effects on children ’s phonological and orthographic awareness‚ and thus their ability to learn to read and speak fluently. There is much evidence that metalinguistic awareness‚ that is understanding of the overarching syntactic principles of language‚ is greater in children who are bilingual (Chen‚ 2004). Hammer and Miccio point out that the process of learning to read begins

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    Advantages of Being Bilingual Being able to speak two different languages is one of the best abilities to have in todays world. Especially living in the United States‚ which is such a diverse country‚ it really does come in handy. Benefits of being diverse in languages are that you have a greater change of getting that job that’s extremely competitive‚ and you’ll have a wider range of culturalism in your life. As someone who is bilingual‚ I can say that I have experienced certain advantages

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    psychological scientists‚ have started analyzing bilinguals in order to see if there are any differences in the way they think‚ behave and if speaking multiple languages affects them. They soon reached the conclusion that there are shifts in bilinguals’ personality and even their brains suffer changes. Emotions‚ expressing and interpreting them‚ also differ in the case of a bilingual person‚ as research shows. In her article‚ “Bilingual Lives‚ Bilingual Experiences”‚ Anna Wierzbicka explores this exact

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    exorbitantly priced Swiss boarding school. Luckily‚ such elitism has been thrown out the window‚ and now parents raise bilingual and multicultural children themselves. The children grow up just as world-savvy and sophisticated -- and actually know their own parents! Still for the do-it-yourselfer‚ a few tips can smooth the way. The most common question people ask me is "How do I raise a bilingual child the best way?" "Easy‚ just talk to them!" is my tongue-in-cheek response. It seems almost impossible to

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