Reasons to Learn English Essay

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    Ding, Ding, Ding a fresh day of of horribleness awaits. We need less school because it’s terrible and needs to be eradicated. Kids hate it, and for good reason too. Most of the stuff is unnecessary. To top it all off with whipped cream it separates families. Here are the reasons of why we should have less school. Any child that has since in mind loathes school. Everyday kids walk down the hall just to hear high schoolers holding down the trigger on swear machine gun. When kids are getting…

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    Elisa Early Childhood

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    to the fact that she was forced to listen and speak only in English to a wide range of people on a daily basis. This experience made her step out of her comfort zone of speaking Spanish to most of the people she came in contact with. She quickly overcame her fear of “not being a well spoken English speaker”. Out of all of the years and semesters she spent in the classroom, the Disney College Program excelled her knowledge of English and gave her real life scenarios that she had to react in.…

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    interesting because of my own family experiences. My parents immigrated to the U.S. when they were both 13 years old and now they have fluent English without any accent. Growing up, my parents would speak to me in Chinese sometimes and especially when I was younger I knew Chinese and English. My parents always instilled in me the importance of knowing English and knowing it well. They said that it was important to know Chinese but because I was living in a society surrounded my Caucasians it…

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    Summary The English language learners (ELL) population has been and will be growing as time goes by; due to that reason teaching and instruction need to be suitable for all students including ELLs. In the article Teaching English language learners in the content areas by Joy Janzen, we can see how ELL students make 10.5% of the school population, and these same students are at a high risk of academic failure (Janzen, 2008). A very important factor about ELLs is that a vast majority of them have…

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    in reading and math, every year, and demanding those test scores to go up each year (Webley, 2012). Some of these acts are the reason why our public school system is failing our second language learners, as well as our state of California, and even our country as a whole. If we continue to implement these laws and acts, the gap between second language learners and English speakers will…

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    hard pressed to read the novel and do the tests with many strange words. I was afraid and felt nervous when thinking about the embarrassment of those awkward moments when I tried to express my idea in front of my classmates because of my limited English skill. When I look back my international academic training, these were difficult times for me. However, it was worth it, and the trip of learning new language is valuable for me; it inspires me to create a cozy life style in the United states,…

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    Hip-Hop is the leading genre in the modern music industry. There was a time that hip-hop was just a local music genre in the New York boroughs. An interest thing happened, a new dialect of English called black talk, or Ebonics came to the scene. The new dialect brought a new way to talk in every day talk across different backgrounds, especially in the youth. The effects can be seen today and specifically in hip-hop music. To understand the hip-hop culture and the impact on pop culture, one has…

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    I don’t really remember learning how to read. I remember my brother reading a lot, I use to watch him open books and read them. I remember he was always big on speeches too. I started reading Dora because I really liked the show then from there I eventually moved on to Eloise. I loved reading about Eloise. Reading, at the time I began, it was for fun. As I began to grow I realized how much reading meant to the world. Reading opened doors to everything, from imagination to learning to words to…

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    The Gorilla Play Analysis

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    Franz Kafta’s story about an ape who learns to behave like a human and becomes an immigrant among them. After rave reviews and awards for its performances in New Jersey and the Dominican Republic, the New York premiere will take place at IATI Theater (East Village, NY), avant-garde Latin Company that for 48 years maintains a solid reputation of quality work. All three performances, April 23-25, 2016, will be bilingual; for it is preferable the audience speaks English and Spanish. General…

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    According to Parker and Beck (2017), The five basic components of a lesson includes: objectives that identify what children need to learn, the three basic phases of a lesson (beginning, middle, and end), assessments (diagnostic, formative, and/or summative), needed instructional materials and resources, and accommodation for students with special needs (differentiated instruction) (Parker & Beck, 2017). Using the lesson plan checklist, I see that lesson ten meets most of the five basic…

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