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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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    Cited: Kosinski‚ Jerzy (1970). Being There. New York: Grove Press The Roaring Twenties (2005). A Historical Snapshot of Life in the 1920s.Web. 24 Apr. 2012. < http://www.1920-30.com/>.

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    Education is a privilege available to all people in the United States; however‚ education of bilingual students has always been tied with political‚ social‚ and economical debates. The United States was founded by nations of immigrants of various nationalities and multiple languages but as the desire for power rose‚ mostly from Europe‚ tensions grew because of these differences and the want of unification began. It was clear that the European language had its advantages and the indigenous languages

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    Results Early Childhood Bilingual Educators’ Strategies Conditioned Children’s Responses During the implementations of this sequential bilingual methodology‚ it was evidenced that the use of songs‚ flashcards and videos enable the emergent bilinguals practice and review vocabulary‚ boost their motivation‚ and foster second language acquisition. Flashcards. Flashcards were employed to enhance second language acquisition in children since they enable the emergent bilinguals to practice and to memorize

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    Being Single and Being Married When I was twenty years old‚ my mother told me that it was times for me to get married. I replied to my mother whenever I succeed in life and able and anxious to protect our family‚ I am going to think about having a home of their own. Not only I but also people who is living in today’s society‚ tends to being single or married later. However‚ living in every situation has every its own advantages and disadvantages. There are some differences that I know between being

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    Richard Riodriquez in his "A Memoir Of a Bilingual Childhood" is recalling his memories about how he felt as a bilingual child in the American society. While doing so and reflecting on these memories‚ he refutes the idea of "alienating" the bilingual children by educating them through their native language. He presents very interesting thoughts about the true reflections of intimacy and how that relates to language. Choosing certain words to convey his feelings‚ Riodriquez engages his readers to

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    the articles “Aria. A Memoir of a Bilingual Childhood” written by Richard Rodriguez and “And then I went to school” written by Joseph Suina‚ they illustrated us how people change. People change when they enter into a new culture because they start to think and act different. These changes can affect their identity‚ their way of think‚ and what they believe. The author’s lives before new cultures could be identify as

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    of a bilingual brain”‚ speaker Mia Nacamullitalks about benefits of being bilingual and how it affects our brain. First of all‚ she compares bilingual and monolingual people. He describes language ability‚ which occurs two active part: speaking and writing and two passive part: listening and reading. Likewise‚ he categorizes the bilingual people who occur 3 general type. first‚ he gives an example of Gabrielle‚ who is 2 years old and immigrates the United State.She is a compound bilingual‚ a person

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    A BIT OF HUMILITY Have you ever been so sure of something that the simple consideration of the opposite seems to overwhelm you? I have been; or‚ I had been. Since the age of ten‚ I had considered myself bilingual. This course has given me an increasingly wide opportunity to acknowledge the fact that speaking a language does not necessarily mean I have sufficient tools to write in it. In fact‚ I have noticed many misconceptions‚ errors‚ and even some atrocities. The first grounding came with my

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    conduct the study to determine the effects such as its advantages and disadvantages this issue might create to the social lifestyle of the youngsters nowadays. The researchers also want to identify factors that lead to the youth’s uncontrollable addiction to modern technology and its wonders. Statement of the Problem This study intends to identify the effects as well as the advantages and disadvantages of modern technology to the social well-being of youth in accordance to the

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