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    How Texting Is Wrecking Society In modern times, texting is a huge part of our society. But it has changed how people communicate for better or for worse. Author John Humphrys, explains in his passage “I h8 txt msgs: How Texting is wrecking our language”, how society is changing because of texting. The main arguments in his passage is “They are destroying it: pillaging our punctuation; savaging our sentences; raping our vocabulary. And they must be stopped.”(Humphrys, 482). I agree with his…

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    This helps teachers detect where students are lacking, and point out any problem areas a student might have. A small group of 13 states, which including Illinois and the District of Columbia are creating a new assessment on student’s abilities in English and mathematics that coincide with the…

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    Topic An exploration of Best Practices for teaching English Language Learners in an Early Childhood setting. The ELL population is steadily growing *quote*. Educators should continue to develop their skills and make sure they have skills to help these students. In a way, all early childhood students are English Language Learners, so many suggested practices for helping ELLs can also be found in suggested practices for any early childhood classroom. Target Audience The following program is…

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    Common Core Pros And Cons

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    segregated are the ones “most likely to be turned into test-prep factories so that children meet the demands of success metrics (5).” This paper references the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), which is a law that required students to be tested in English and math once they reach high school level. NCLB failed to make any significant improvement, which doesn’t help build a good case for Common Core since it is even more focused on testing. Twice a year students are given computerized tests over…

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    10/14/17 The problem I would like to work on for my CPC paper is concerning ELL students. You are teaching in a public school with a large number of ELL (English Language Learners) in your classroom. When these students are trying to complete reading assignments, they seem to have to translate English words back to the language they speak at home to understand the meaning of a sentence. Because of this, it takes them longer to read and as a result, they sometimes forget what they have…

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    Case Study: Common Core

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    Common Core was last updated in 2013-14 school year. It is a voluntary program that currently involves 45 states, the district of Columbia, four territories, and the Department of Defense Education Activity. It covers subjects areas of K-12 english, language arts, and mathematics. Prior to CCSS the states had their own standards that where different from each other. With one standard for the majority of the country it allows for better collaboration for the development of curriculum material. It…

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    The article "How School and District Leaders Support Classroom Teachers’ Work With English Language Learners as first published on June 24, 2013, and written by Ana M. Elfers a Research Assistant Professor at UW College of Education and is known for her Qualitative Research Methods. Tom Stritikus is a Deputy Director of K-12 Education at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The purpose of the study is to examine the various ways schools and district leaders create systems of support for…

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    Within the last decade, many states – including California – have implemented Common Core standards, which place a greater emphasis on language arts and mathematics curriculum than other subject areas (ex. science, social studies, the arts, etc.) in K-12 instruction. In an essay to be read by an audience of educated adults, state whether you agree or disagree with this decision, specifically as it relates to preparing students for higher education and their lives after school. Be sure to support…

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    Colleges should cut off some of their classes in the English programs for international students, consider internships as college credits, or reserve a time in four-year timeline just for doing internship. The students do not have to spend a whole semester just for studying English. When the college decides to cut off classes, they can insert those classes into undergraduate student’s schedule. Writing, speaking, listening are all English skills which should be connected together in order for…

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    ELL Reflective Report

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    areas, instructional methods, use of the primary language, and the affect of afterschool programs. The rising number of immigrants coming to the U.S. poses a problem for rural school districts. Many teachers and staff have never experienced dealing with ELL students in their classroom. This lack of knowledge and experience makes them unqualified to adequately teach an ELL. Testing these children my also be difficult since the test would be in English. They may know the answer, but not…

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