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    Need to Understand ESL Students’ Native Language Writing Experiences.” TETYC. (1999): 277-285. Web. 21 Nov. 2015. Dong investigates ESL students’ native literacy-learning experiences through written learning autobiographies of 26 first year college students from eight different countries. He proposes that teachers need to understand each student’s unique needs and experiences in relation to writing. Because students that are native speakers of languages other than English may have vastly …

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    English is a language that has a variety of dialects; particularly, there are different major English segments. And the reason is that the English language was introduced to America through British colonization in the early 17th century. It also spread to many other parts of the world because of the strength of the British empire. Over the years, English spoken in the United States and in Britain started diverging from each other in various aspects. This led to a new dialects in the form of…

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    “ Despite some positive developments, overall foreign language instruction has decreased over the last decade and the achievement gap has widened” (Pufah and Rhodes, 2011, p 258). The efforts shown to improve language instruction in schools districts in the United States couldn’t beat the lack of funding to world language programs. The funding decrease can be observed on the type of learning tools world language teachers use daily to instruct students. According to Wallis and Steptoe (2006),…

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    The American sign language is a form of communication that uses gestures instead of using a verbal means of communicating, now the bill Sb 2981 proposes that the american sign language should be recognized as a foreign language in the public school system. What this means is that any public school in the state may teach the American Sign Language and if a student completes a course in this language, then the student will get a credit towards their world language requirement. I personally support…

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    sign language began It is an amazing part of society and those who helped develop it we owe them our honor because if not for them we might have never been able to close the gap between the hearing and the non-hearing. Some happen to go deaf either because of an accident or just…

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    Despite the importance of the grammar instruction in any language, I believe that grammar should not be included in second language classes for beginners who just start to learn a language. The beginners should learn how to understand the language first. The grammar instruction will be not useful for the students unless they understand the meaning. After they become in the intermediate level, they are eligible to study grammar. Then, when the students become in advance level, they should no…

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    Learning a new language is one of the most difficult things I have done in my life. My whole life has changed since I moved to the United States. I did not know how to speak English when I arrived here. It is difficult to survive in the United States if you did not know how to communicate or understand what the other person is trying to say. I had to learn English by reading books and watching movies. I had a friend of mine who helped me with learning English as well. I am getting better with my…

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    Introduction There are over 6,500 languages in the world, yet most of these languages are in danger of extinctions. This is caused by assimilation to more globalized languages like English, Spanish, and Mandarin. The need to obtain a common language to communicate with others of different native languages causes a loss of culture. Smaller native languages are decreasing because people prefer learning globalized languages to achieve better opportunities. Many immigrant families that permanently…

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    Proponents of federal funding being used for forms of social welfare—and other solely finically aiding programs—to help improvised communities often juxtapose poignant language when describing the people benefiting from SNAP and similar programs, with abrasive language when describing any opposition to social welfare to create a sense of pathos that calls upon readers to endorse a future with these programs out of empathy to the people they help. To first bolster the idea that a future without…

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    proves a nation’s existence and culture is the language. Language is one of the most powerful tools in human communication and its importance is colossal. In order to better comprehend language and its significance, many experts and linguists are elaborating the matter of this subject. Among those experts, David Crystal takes a special place as one of the foremost linguists in the world on the English language. As a global language, the English language is Crystal’s base for all of his…

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