Reasons to Learn English Essay

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    the bilingual education movement and the implementation of programs in the school systems. The views of the American people have always been important because we live in a country where the voice of the people is what makes up the country. For that reason, the voice and opinion of the American people in regards to bilingual education is extremely important. But what is it that people actually think about bilingual education? Do the American people agree with it or are they against it? Those who…

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    Reading is the most important skill that a child must learn in their childhood. To develop a great interest in reading, and therefore develop their interest in learning there has to be books that kids can relate to. Pat Morar’s collection of books will stimulate children’s imagination and their creativity by making them feel more interest in the things around them and increase their culture. Mora’s book titled A Piñata in a Pine Tree: A Latino Twelve Days of Christmas is “A festive Latino twist…

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    I began to study English in the first year of elementary school, in Italy. At that time I was only six years old and I do not remember how I studied in school. In middle school it was mandatory to learn two foreign languages. English was the first one, while the second one was either Spanish or German. I chose Spanish because it was closer to Italian, my first language. I had the same teacher for the English and Spanish classes, and as far as I can remember she did not speak in the target…

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    They were taught to read and write in English, learn catechism (Principles of Christian religion in the form of questions and answers), and…

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    How did failing my English II semester I class affect me the way it did? What can i do to prevent falling the next time around?Taking this class again in summer school was a result of me going through a dark time in that time period, and made me not want to care anymore about the consequences that came my way. The main reasons why i did not pass my first semester english grade was because I did not do my work, I would not do presentations that were required, and i would fail most of my weekly…

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    Introduction: Nowadays studying English is easier than years ago. Students now have different ways to learn and not only with books as in the past. People around the world have adapted to the new form of getting information and this essay is going to explain the reason and necessities that a particular student has and how he has learned another language. Students Background: Oscar Eduardo Rivera Gonzales is twenty years old he was born in Guadalajara Jalisco but, he lives…

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    English composition was never my strong nor favorite because of my knowledge of the grammar and organization in my writing. Taking English 101 is a jump start for me, because last year of high school my teacher focused primarily on English literature. The course has introduced me to rhetorical analysis, and swatching (imitating author argument). Throughout the semester and all of the papers written I can say that it was a good experience to write at a college level and the expectation from…

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    however, “bilingual programs often devoted so little instruction time to English…children languished in bilingual classrooms for years on end” (106). Due to the fact that this is coming from a Hispanic’s point of view, many people would think that she would be for bilingual education and not against it. In the Race and Racism in the United States article, Yang states that bilingual education is unnecessary because “non-English-speaking European immigrants in the late nineteenth and early…

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    in the state of California. Proposition 227 supported an English-only curriculum and claimed that ELL learners would learn English much more quickly if they were taught only in English. Senate Bill 2042 replaced the Cross Cultural, language, and Academic Development (CLAD) credential with an Authorization to Teach English Learners credential which did not address the cultural needs of ELL students. Cline and Necochea argue that an English-only curriculum is not supported by effective teaching…

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    224)Native American’s experienced tremendous struggles and discrimination. Many of the reasons for this judgement were and still are today, are because different races feel as if they are superior to another. Some interesting points that were in the reading were the contrast in values and respect between Native Americans and English. The Native Americans were more than willing to help out a stranger, whereas the English were more concerned about what was in it for them, such as money they would…

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