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    elites in the country. This occurs due to the colonial power leaving the country and handing the power to some people there in order to allow them to control the citizens. These people become the government. The government’s main feature is to meet the demands of the people.…

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    While in Spain, I participated in the Tandem program and taught English as a second language. The Tandem program paired volunteers with different native languages to have regular conversations with each other. Outside of the Tandem program, I tutored elementary children to teach them English. Both experiences allowed me to improve…

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    those of subordinate groups. The dominant group in the United States are those who are men, Caucasian, middle-upper class, from the United States or first world country, of European descent, heterosexual, Christian, able-bodied, young and use the English language. Individuals of the subordinate group include women and transgender, people of color, poor-working class, citizens from second and third world countries, any ethnicity other than European, those that classify themselves as lesbian, gay…

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    Mainstream Ideology and Literacy Instruction for Spanish-Speaking Children Ideology in the United States is that if a person comes to America to live and work, this person should also change their culture and language to be a “real” American. (Halcon, 2001, p.66) Now the irony is that when this country was founded, colonizers came, invaded, and tried to civilize the Native Americans instead of adapting their culture and language to those who were here first. We were foreigners to them and we…

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    Introduction The ability to communicate in more than one language has become really important, and not only in the professional world. According to UNESCO, learning another language opens up access to other value systems and other ways of interpreting the world, while encouraging intercultural understanding and even contributing to reducing xenophobia. The globalization of the 21st century’s economy, international business mergers and the growth of technology, have contributed to the need to…

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    Prop 58 In English

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    YES on Prop 58! “To have another language is to possess a second soul” (Charlemagne). There are plenty of reasons for someone to learn second language that will benefit his or her personal and professional life. As a state consist of diverse population with many languages spoken, California and every aspect of its multicolored life is profoundly influenced by that richness. But sometimes in this multicolored state, depending on many things including the political climate, social interactions,…

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    this difference of opinion comes from the knowledge that the older generations have, or the fear they have of repeating other situations? Or, could it be the knowledge of past mistakes and the will to do better of the younger generations? I found a second article that shows the overall opinion of a free…

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    and towns. After all was said and done Israel commanded 70% of Palestine. When many of the Palestinians that fled or were expelled tried to return they were permanently barred from the state. Now those Palestinians that stayed have become second class citizens. A majority of the Palestinians now occupy the West Bank and Gaza strips living in refugee camps seeking to return to their homeland. The history of the conflict changes dramatically depending on who is telling the story and where…

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    Words. Words can mean so many things. They can convey a feeling, thought, or opinion, but images and illustrations, if used effectively, can convey more. They can show the emotion rather than a reader visualizing it. They can eliminate the possibility of confusion within a story. They can convey these emotions and opinions without any words, the images illustrate the feelings of the characters, the use of words unnecessary. These images are used effectively to resemble more than words or phrases…

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    peers, but from teachers as well. The fact that is so often forgotten is that these children are not "stupid" or "slow" but are working on becoming proficient in a second language at such a young age. In comparison, it would be almost comical to see a group of "English Only" adults survive a day in a native French or Spanish 3rd grade class. A critical question: when does the term "modernization" expire? What was considered modern at the turn of the 20th century certainly does not remain true…

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