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    However, parents of non-English-speaking children are keenly aware of the realities of life as an immigrant in the United States. They understand that by not assimilating their children into American culture, at least from an educational stand point; can serve to hurt their children with respect to social and economic opportunities as they move into adulthood. There is one glaring impediment to realizing the aims of bilingual education: children who are placed into these programs are less…

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    people tell her what's best for her and that she should just stick to the easy stuff and she goes and does the exact opposite. It's a funny circumstance but it's also inspiring to see someone who has been held to these false assumptions their whole life stick it to the man. She's basically going ´Oh, you're telling me that I can´t do this? Well then I guess you're just gonna watch me do it anyway and be really good at it´ and I really love…

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    has become the most used language in the world. Business companies, High schools, and many other international organisations and associations require English as an important exigency. HEM introduced a list of international training centers for the second year’s students: Calliope, The British Council, Wall Street and British Workshop in Morocco and several language centers in England, Malta, Dublin and Santa Barbara. The aim of this training is to involve students in a purely English setting…

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    Langer De Ramirez

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    instruction courses. Author and educator Langer de Ramirez has en extensive career that began as a teacher of Spanish, French, and (English as a Second Language) ESL. Langer de Ramirez is the author of several Spanish-language books and texts. In addition to her many books in Spanish, Langer de Ramirez has contributed to many textbooks and written extensively on second-language pedagogy and methodology. She is well recognized for her work in workshops at professional conferences both…

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    Gloria Anzaldúa

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    States. Her experience also relates to many other Latinos living in the United States who struggled to find their place in society and a language to speak freely without feeling fear and embarrassment afterwards. She talks about how throughout her life the language she used was suppressed in various ways and forms as she was forced to assimilate to the dominant English language. Anzaldúa also discusses some examples of how the Spanish language changed and evolved in since the first Spanish…

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    of the community where this school is located, immigrant families residing here will raise bilingual children who can speak their native language and be exposed to develop English thereby allowing them to participate fully in “mainstream” American life This education is vital and necessary for citizens of a pluralistic society. Huerta (2015), stated “children who learn foreign languages, who become bilingual become more worldly and better able to appreciate, understand, and interact with those…

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    My New Culture

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    When we immigrated to another country we adopt a new culture, because we are learning new manners and new things. Being bicultural in the U.S had influenced in who l am, by giving me new opportunities, showing me a new culture, and by teaching me a new language. Being bicultural have affected how I relate to other people, because now lm more confident to talk to other people from other cultures, and countries.…

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    foreign language to graduate high school. By requiring two years it allows the student to become accustomed with the language; it also mirrors the minimum requirements for entry into college. According to François Grosjean, the author of Bilingual: Life and Reality, most of the world’s population is bilingual. While quantifying bilingualism is tricky, Grosjean reports these rough measures: Europe: 56% Great Britain: 38% Canada: 35% United States: 17%. By just looking at the rough estimates of…

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    Bilingualism is the ability of a person to communicate using more than one language. Bilingualism is also the ability to communicate with more than one language, but with greater skills for one language. It results from learning the language naturally through interaction with people from different cultures. It can also be learned from school. Bilingualism has been common in United States for a period of time. In United States bilingualism is a result of immigration from different parts of the…

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    old man with enormous wings conveys to the third world because repeatedly countries such as Africa and Latin America are being oppressed economically. They don’t get rewarded for the amount of things they do, since money is an issue. First world and second world countries such as USA, India, Japan, etc, get most of their supplements from the third world countries. This conveys to the real world, since the way they are treating the angel is soulless and homeless like. They mention that he was…

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