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    taught in bilingual. Many school systems across America are experiencing budget cuts and some of these bilingual programs may be cut‚ even if they have been successful. One such

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    Tamika DeWese Amy Wilkinson ESL-223N 21 April 2013 The English Only Debate The education of our children with disabilities‚ disadvantages‚ and non-proficient has always been a debate. The English-only movement means English is the mandatory language for daily life used in the United States. Which at times is taught to the minorities‚ children of all ages‚ people with different backgrounds used as a second language‚ and the teachers working with them. English language learners (ELLs) benefit

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    Students follow a three year program geared towards entry to IVTB registered vocational centres. At the inception of the program‚ Catholic education was involved in the preparation of the national curriculum and willingly accepted to operate a prevocational stream in each secondary school. Today‚ there are 17 catholic colleges which have a prevocational stream. THE STUDENTS At national level there are some 4000 students annually which join the prevocational stream. There are some 1200 students

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    Week7 ETH125 CheckPoint‚ Official Language Movement T. Hill Many immigrants fear bilingual education because it is associated with disadvantage‚ alienation‚ and cultural deprivation. Many of them do not want to pass their native language on to their children because they consider English to be more socially and economically valued. (Linton‚ 2004) The loss of a mother tongue by language minority children has severe consequences. Not only does it threaten to inhibit academic advancement‚

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    According to Quality Counts 2009‚ only New York‚ Florida and Arizona mandate that teachers receive training on how to work with English Language Learners. Research shows that approximately eleven states offer incent for incentives for teachers to get bilingual credentials. Certain states offer policies that try to stop the process for teachers and support staff to assist students in keeping an attachment to their native languages. In 2009‚ Quality Counts asserted that‚ seven states—Arizona‚ Arkansas

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    For this reason‚ it’s shortsighted to demean and destroy the competencies of bilingual and multilingual people. Throughout our nation’s history‚ we have recognized various languages that have made their way to the United States. The First Amendment guarantees freedom of speech. The Fourteenth Amendment forbids abridging the privileges

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    second language. Many young children reap the benefits of having parents with different native tongues. They are immersed in two languages at the same time so develop both languages side by side. But not all of the children are lucky enough to have bilingual parents. The main cause of this is lack of practice in spoken Welsh. Most teachers usually explain things through the medium of English with Welsh as a separate subject and a few classroom phrases. Some teachers try and do their spoken work by speaking

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    ABOUT Neysa Berman is a professionally trained‚ bilingual‚ freelance hairstylist and make-up artist working in Los Cabos‚ Mexico. Her training includes extensive American education for bridal hair and make-up‚ as well as film and photography. After having 5 years of experience in a high-end Denver salon training with master hairstylists Andre Perez and Kim Sanders‚ she then trained with MAC Cosmetics for 2 years. She has mastered flawless make-up techniques for film‚ photography and special events

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    native language. Either way the rule does exist and is causing a stir around the workplace. English-Only laws very from state to state. Some states have declared English as its official language and some have not. Some states even prohibit bilingual education programs. "There are sixteen states that have English-only laws. They include: Arizona‚ Arkansas‚ California‚ Colorado‚ Florida‚ Georgia‚ Illinois‚ Indiana‚ Kentucky‚ Mississippi‚ Nebraska‚ North Carolina‚ North Dakota‚ South Carolina

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    Bibliography: Bhattacharjee‚ Yudhijit. "Why Bilinguals Are Smarter." The New York Times. The New York Times‚ 17 Mar. 2012. Web. 15 Oct. 2012.  Budig‚ Gene A Dincay‚ Turgay. "Advantages of Learning a Foreign Language at an Early Age." Today ’s Zaman. Today ’s Zaman‚ 25 Nov. 2011. Web. 9 Oct. 2012. Hawkins

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