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03 May 10
Morgan McGahaBilingual education news and updates about K-12 schools and the policies that guide them.
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11 Feb 10
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08 Oct 09
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2000-01
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almost 10 percent of the total pre-K
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percen
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through 12th grade public school enrollment
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grown 105
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has grown
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percent, while the general school population has grown only 12 percent
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since
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the 1990-91 school year
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460 languages
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only seven percent of limited-English students scored "at
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or above proficient" in reading on the 2003 fourth grade National Assessment
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of Educational Progress
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compared to about 30 percent of students overall
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eighth grade reading and math, were
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tandards
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standards must
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student improvement in English
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language proficiency
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academic content
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bilingual education, which teaches
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in both English and their native
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original objectives
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would not fall behind academically
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gradually teach them the language
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taught some subjects in their native languages
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they potentially could learn English without sacrificing content
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critics argue that the approach keeps students in a cycle of native-language dependency
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native-language dependency
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first learn to read in the language they are fluent in and then transfer the skills over to English—their second language—they will develop
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stronger literacy skills in the long term
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ncreasingly global society
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maintain
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31 Jul 09
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