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    A life of Adventure This morning as I knocked on the door to my fiancés apartment and her roommate Margarita answers the door. I don’t know if it is normal in the Ukraine to let your friends stand out in the cold, but after a few awkward moments she let me in the door. Over the past several weeks I have gotten know Margarita, and though we have extremely different lifestyles, and I have come to admire her adventurous spirit. She has a passion to visit foreign places, she has a thirst for…

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    9). According to Paradis (as cited in Berk, 2013, p. 396), school-aged children acquiring a second language “generally take five to seven years to attain speaking and writing skills on a par with those of native-speaking agemates”. As a result, these students require personalised and targeted support in order to gain and develop the English language…

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    labor force but also points out the opportunity cost and rewards of investing in a second language. He also suggests the implementation of foreign language in K-12 and higher education in the U.S after showing the earning gaps between a bilingual/multilingual and monolingual individuals. Stone, Gregory B., and Stephen A. Rubenfeld. "Foreign…

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    Module Response 6: Effectiveness of Bilingual Education 1. Based on the reading by Baker and Gomez, Freeman & Freeman, and the evidence provided in the research cited, and considering your understanding of how bilingual education works and what makes it most effective in teaching language, content, and literacy skills to English Learners, what specific factors do you believe have made bilingual education programs most effective? Name and discuss a minimum of three factors. What specific factors…

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    To follow the current affairs, various Thai institutions at a higher education setting are developing their teaching and learning approaches to serve Thai graduates to become ASEAN citizens in order to gain professional qualification in the competitive market. At present, top university authorities in Thailand are energetic and dynamic to get involved in the student development in order to improve the quality of graduates. Moreover, the authorities not only aimed to develop their graduate but…

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    Importance Of Metaphors

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    There are various stylistic devises that perform different functions in the written or spoken texts; however all of them influence readers’ subconsciousness on one or other level, creating colourful images and new views on the particular subject. From this traditional approach to the definition of metaphor we can conclude that metaphor expresses the unfamiliar through the familiar. Metaphors are used in order to create an emotional response in the target audience, to show obvious things from…

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    Immanence Vs Transcendence Analysis

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    themselves. “Transcendence” expresses the opposing force, men. Men are thought to be powerful in the external universe, while women are more passive. Throughout history, men claim themselves to be more productive than women. For example, in times of war only men were able to fight while women were to stay home and perform household work. This suggests that a woman isn’t capable of doing the work of a man, and sets a domain to what a woman believes her role is in life. Even though women…

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    delegates and causing them to not listen to his proposal. He uses other phrases such as “freedom or slavery” to let the delegates realize the seriousness of the situation, and that they deserved to be free men under their own government. In the second paragraph of Patrick Henry’s speech, he tells the delegates the truth so the can realize what is really going on. He tells the delegates “We are apt to shut our eyes against a painful truth.” He does this because he wants them to realize they…

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    highly important factor in the initiation of the first Arab-Israeli war. The UN, US, and British all had they are separate causes for involving themselves in the situation at hand in Palestine. The UN for peacekeeping purposes, the US and other countries because of the guilt of not having granted European Jews asylum from Hitler during World War II, and the British because they were given Palestine as a mandate following the first World War. Having initially supported the Jewish Zionist movement…

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    Amy Tan Comparison

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    Assignment 3 Comparison Although Richard Rodriguez and Amy Tan both had a distinct perception of the importance of their intimate family language, they both had the same similarities of facing the struggles they perceived society required of them which was learning the English language. Both Tan and Rodriguez faced these struggles at different points of their lives and had to manage whether they would let the English language conflict with their family’s language. They are fighting to identify…

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