The debate around Ebonics as a language has been going on for years. Many say it is merely a dialect and should not be considered a language but on the contrary many say that it is a language and it incorporates the mother tongue of the african american culture and should be accepted in the way that french is to creol. Although Ebonics can be defined as black english or ebony sounds and stems from the root or tongues of African americans, Ebonics is not a language.Many see ebonics as lowering the standards, Ebonics coud cause a huge downfall in the children able to read, write and comprehend in standard american english which is considered the norm. Lastly the government will need to provide extra funding to schools english speaking of languages (ESOL) programs to help children become fluent in standard american english.
In 1954 it was ruled that schools can no longer segregated due to race. Linda brown had to walk through a dangerous railroad to get to school eah day where she received old drawn in and torn up textbooks in a poor run down school. There was a nice school in her backyard that she wished to go to but it was only for white children, thus brown vs the bord of education of topeka.”chief justice Earl …show more content…
Phonics instruction plays a key role in helping students comprehend text. According to ________ “systematic and explicit phonics instruction is more effective than non-systematic or no instruction systematic instruction is the ability to use sounds and blend them together to form reconizable words. Therefore you can not use ebonics to phonetically sound out a word in standard american english. Growing up my brother and i struggled with being able to spell read and write in standard american english because the sounds we were hearing around my family were not the same sounds we were learning to use in school to be able to read and write in standard american
In 1954 it was ruled that schools can no longer segregated due to race. Linda brown had to walk through a dangerous railroad to get to school eah day where she received old drawn in and torn up textbooks in a poor run down school. There was a nice school in her backyard that she wished to go to but it was only for white children, thus brown vs the bord of education of topeka.”chief justice Earl …show more content…
Phonics instruction plays a key role in helping students comprehend text. According to ________ “systematic and explicit phonics instruction is more effective than non-systematic or no instruction systematic instruction is the ability to use sounds and blend them together to form reconizable words. Therefore you can not use ebonics to phonetically sound out a word in standard american english. Growing up my brother and i struggled with being able to spell read and write in standard american english because the sounds we were hearing around my family were not the same sounds we were learning to use in school to be able to read and write in standard american