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    incredibly important role in the history of a people. In creation a globalized language, I fear that those aspects would be ruined. Learning multiple languages has proved to be exceedingly beneficial. Children are born with the innate ability to become multilingual and have a desire to communicate with the world. Some time, some where during one’s lifetime, that craving is lost. More and more we develop a linguistic complacency and we are willing to declare lingual authority in order to…

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    The institutions that surround Durell, predominantly school, are campaigning that anyone can and everyone should learn another language, yet at the same time they are emphasizing that it is normal for this kind of learning to not take place at home. The school starts by making it seem like language is a natural thing that kids learn just by being exposed to it. The teach herself says they are teaching mandarin only using it as a tool making it seem as though kids will just pick up the mandarin…

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    With the growing number of incoming Chinese international students on campus in the past five years, language barrier stands as a major challenge. 300 out of 1700 undergraduate international students at Stony Brook University are from Chinese speaking country according to the International admission office, language barrier is the first challenge for them when they step on campus. Mariana Catalano, a 10 years coordinator of the undergraduate English as Second Language Program (ESL) at Stony…

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    proof-read carefully more than once. To improve, I ask my peers to read my essays to me , and if they’re confused about a sentence, then I know what needs to be fixed.I also go to the writing center to so they can clarify and help me on my grammar.Being multilingual plays a role in my grammar difficulty, because how I write in french or creole is not the same in english. I really want to overcome this weakness because it can lead to bad grades on future essays.In all of my essays grammar has…

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    These programs include: English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), Transitional Bilingual Program (TBP), Dual Language and the Newcomer Learning Academy (NLA). Furthermore, the district offers ELL students and their family’s access to the Multilingual Assessment Center (MAC) as a way to bridge the communication with the local schools. The goal of these programs and services “is to develop English language proficiency necessary for academic success and to prepare ELLs for their transition…

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    patient satisfaction and improving their health and wellness status. Additionally, it allows experts to develop new approaches in the context of patient characteristic since social sciences change over time. Specifically, modern world experiences multilingual and multicultural diversity; therefore, evidence based practice comes in handy in promoting wellness despite such variations due to its integration of many components in psychology. Moreover, this field of psychology applies empirically…

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    At least, 52 million people out of the 320 million living in the United States speak fluent Spanish and millions more have some knowledge of the Spanish language. In The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao the author, Junto Diaz, frequently integrates spanish words and phrases into his writing and demonstrates that Spanish is not a minority language in the United States. Diaz utilizes a technique commonly referred to as Code-switching in order to represent the blurred boundaries of language around…

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    Running Head: CULTURE AND THE HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA 2 Culture and the History of Australia Mahatma Gandhi said it best when he said “a nation’s culture resides in the hearts and in the souls of its people. ” (BrainyQuote, N.D.) A more modern take on culture comes from The Center for Advance Research on Language Acquisition, they define culture as “a shared patterns of behaviors and interactions, cognitive constructs and understanding that are learned by…

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    Morocco versus Ethiopia -Hofstadter’s Cultural Dimensions Theory The purpose of this paper is to determine the similarities and difference of cultural dimensions between Morocco and Ethiopia. Information from various sources will be utilized along with information gathered from the Hofstede Centre. The information from the Hofstede 's cultural dimensions theory will be the main supporting information that is used to complete the comparison. The countries selected for comparison, Morocco and…

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    The Most Dangerous Game: What is the mental state of General Zaroff? General Zaroff is the main antagonist of the story The Most Dangerous Game. He's got it all but he still wants more. Many people have theories on what mental diseases General Zaroff has. Most of the research I have pulled up has shown he must have a mental condition called Schizophrenia. In this essay, I will explain why I agree with them. Schizophrenia is a wide-ranging (and often misdiagnosed) mental illness. Symptoms…

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