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    Ebonics Debate

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    Chapter 4 from Education Foundations talked about “Ebonics Debate” which is the language African American children are using. This is a language that they have been taught since they were in diapers from their parents. The question in this reading is should teachers be taking time to correct this language that they have been taught? Corrections from teachers may affect student’s attitude toward their teachers and school work. Another thing that is reading talked about was group identity.…

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    Speech and Language Therapy Assessments Each child with ASD is individual in their needs and ability so assessments should be chosen to suit Joshua’s in terms of his behavioural challenges and capability. The New Reynell Developmental Language Scales (NRDLS) is used to identify speech and language delays and impairments in young children. It would be suitable for Joshua as it uses both play-based activities with objects and colourful illustrations to gain diagnostic information about…

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    to find someone with more extensive background to be a support to our school. I would make sure to find a way to have available the professional development and resources my teachers needed to be successful with their ELL students. Most of my leadership decisions would be based on the population of ELL students. The current school where I am teaching has a very limited number of ELL students. However, I have taught at a school where the majority of the student population were ELL students.…

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    Diversity In Education

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    The divergence in educational outcomes in the Northern Territory primary and high school between Indigenous and non-Indigenous students has seen the highest illiteracy rates and low performing academia Australia, condensed widely in remote communities. According to the 2016 census, this area had the lowest school completion rate for Indigenous students, with 22%, compared to the Australian Capital Territory and Queensland, which have 57% and 42% (Australian Bureau of Statistics 2016). Many…

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    the foreign language club was to promote intercultural understanding and pair it with learning a new language. Though the two main language classes at my school are French and Spanish, the school also has an annual Language Day that emphasizes the multiculturalism of our school where each can share food from their culture or other aspects such as dance or a tradition. I emceed the cultural performances on Language Day this past year where we had song performances in various languages as well as…

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    University was outside the ordinary. Howard University had two courses designed to enable students to pass the language exams in order to get into graduate school. Schools may vary on languages taught in school; however, I believe it is important to be fluent in another language other than English. It is important to know more than one language, especially in America. America has many different languages, and currently there are cultural clashes because people often times do not how to react…

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    new English curriculum standard suggests that the purpose of English teaching in primary school is to cultivate students’ interest in English. Game teaching conforms to the psychological characteristics of elementary students, which is conducive to the students’ physical and mental development. The game should not be “trick” but the bridge between learning and using in the class(Zhang Zhiyuan,2002). Primary school students love playing, singing, drawing, all full of curiosity. Teachers can,…

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    Language is an intimate human characteristic in which many doors open due to the aspects of carrying the many tongues of the world. Language is recognized as the form of expression humans communicate with. It is the speech that increases the ability to find identity of one and create the personal connection. It is the bittersweet knowledge of being to exchange within one identity to another due to language. Language is an internal connection with the personality of the one. Language is intimate…

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    English became my second language and at of an age of eight I understood I needed to learn English in order to adapt into this new profound culture. Yet, English was not easy to come by as it was a completely new language and new subject. However, I had many helps from my family, friends, teacher, books, and even television was a big help. The earliest memory I can hold of me learning English…

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    extensive language is critical for developing comprehension as students develop throughout the school years. Research suggests that the lexical development is the factor that supports the phonological analysis to the representation of the phonological system. Children who have a larger vocabulary appear to be more successful in phonemic awareness than children who have a smaller vocabulary. The development of language is necessary in the English language because it is an alphabetic language.…

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