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    this resource” (5). Although that may be true today‚ it was not the case when Rodriguez was in school. In “Bilingualism: When Education and Assimilation Clash‚” author Melissa Anderson explains that bilingual education has had a long and complicated history. She reports that there were not many bilingual programs in the United States until 1968 and that there was “tension between forced assimilation and educationally sound practices” (5) in the past. Consequently‚ this would have not been a realistic

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    from the Civil Rights activist movements in the 1960s‚ language-minority students were assured the right to a bilingual education (Title VII of the ESEA). In the 1970s‚ the Lau v. Nichols case played an important role in the history of bilingual education because it determined the right to a comprehensible education. The 2002 No Child Left Behind Act eliminated the emphasis on bilingual education and shifted the overall focus on English acquisition (Crawford‚ 2004). This monolithic emphasis on

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    One Individual‚ two identities: Frame switching among biculturals Lune et al. 2008 Bicultural bilinguals (henceforth called “biculturals”) are those individuals who have internalized two cultures and who speak the languages associated with each of those cultures. often report feeling “like a different person” when they speak different languages biculturals may have distinct cognitive frameworks associated with each of their cultures and languages and that those mental frames may consist of different

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    The Swedish minority in Finland and its political impact In Finland‚ the Swedish is the second most spoken language‚ and is also the second official one. Historically (Finland belonged to Sweden until 1809)‚ since the sixteenth century‚ this minority has been present on located regions of Finland and has by the time become part of the common culture and identity. The political space for such a minority has to be defined in order to keep the overall cohesion of the country. This minority is

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    Compare and Contrast: Amy Tan and Richard Rodriguez ! The United States is a melting pot‚ made up of people from many different cultures and backgrounds. With no national official language‚ it allows immigrants to stick to their roots and embrace their heritage. For Richard Rodriguez‚ he grew up with Spanish strictly spoken in his household. This made him feel safe in his private life‚ which discouraged him from learning English. Richard felt most comfortable speaking Spanish at school and

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    Left Hemisphere is dominating but Right Hemisphere also finds some role in language. This fact is shown by various studies over sign language users. In case of spoken language users‚ auditory speech processing activates right hemisphere. With bilinguals it was believed that all the languages (more than two languages also) are localized in the same cerebral areas. But this had a controversy. It is proved by some experiments that brain areas recruited for L1 (primary language or the mother tongue)

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    California (1998)‚ Massachusetts (2002)‚ and Arizona (2000) passed the laws for English-only learners to be put in programs‚ and Colorado (2002) and Oregon (2008) rejected the initiatives of the ballot (Mora‚ 2009).The voters that were against having bilingual education for the students were part of the English only group. In today’s society‚ policies are designed to put education laws into place. Standards for teachers as well as educational standards for students are enforced by schools to make sure

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    languages‚ major focuses from the linguists are on literature‚ government documents‚ law items or business materials‚ while nowadays‚ public signs are gaining the attention from all around China. Plenty of studies and researches are carried out lately. Bilingual public signs‚ meaning public signs written both in Chinese and English‚ are prevailing in major cities in China with the development of opening and reform. With the steady growth in the population of overseas foreigners traveling and migrating‚ public

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    for the Asian culture be a must but also for others such as the Hispanic population. Not only will bilingual educators be needed but also bilingual programs‚ text books‚ and other materials to provide for the multicultural school population. The program is planning to use the first four years of grades kindergarten through fourth grade as the transition period to transform these unilingual to bilingual American students. Another program that is going to be put into place is a diversity program

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    Brain in early childhood takes what environment offers and learning environment that challenges and motivate children is the first preparation of child education. The education given in early childhood shapes foundation of the life and helps mental and academic development of child. It is very essential to recognize importance of early childhood education and how it effects to person’s life. Effective curriculum and education in early childhood encourage and develop language skill and ability to

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