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 The fluency of our English-as-a-second-language students has gone up. The kids can't wait to read. Their eyes light up when their partners come in.

 We live in America, anyone that lives here should be able to understand 6th grade English or read at a 5th grade level. What is the difference what language the test is in? It's the same test. As it is students that speak perfect English and can read are failing. What do we do for them?

 Students who are English-language learners, many of them, not all, are likely to score better in math than in English-language arts. So that is one subgroup that we have to take a look at their scores.

 Working with the kids here today is a way for my students to develop a passion for teaching. I can't stand in front of the class and describe what it is like to see the smile on the faces of a students and see their eyes light up when they are learning something. You have to experience that first-hand. This is an opportunity to learn how to teach effectively to kids of different ages and levels.

 I agree that the fine should be used to benefit English language learners. However, the motion filed by the State asked that this be done in the form of Group B Weights. That language assumes that directing the money to Group B students is the best method to help English language learners and simply mimics the governor's proposal. The legislature's method is to determine the needs of each school, school by school, rather than using Group B Weights. It is the position of the legislature that determining the needs of each school individually is a scientific way to determine the amount needed for English language learners, which is what the court has been repeatedly demanding.

 It's not that the kids listening don't speak English; it's an expression of the diversity we have in Marshalltown. It's healthy for them to see that model from adults. And kids really get a kick out of language anyway. During the elementary years, that's when they're playing with language and learning the power it has.

 It is true that students who are deaf struggle with the English language, especially with reading and writing, primarily because they don't have that auditory access to learn language.

 This is the first opportunity to read these fellows in English. The purpose was to provide English-speaking American medical students with materials about the origins of their profession.

 In English, we teach people how to read critically. Movies are texts, so we teach students to read them with more understanding and potential with interpretation. If you know how to read it, it will mean a whole lot more to you,

 In a nutshell, we are asking that the kids be tested in a language they understand or to give us more time to teach them the (English) language.

 Our English learners and Hispanic students, they did not meet their targets, so that's an area where we're doing more work. We're trying to be more strategic, but it's still a matter of time. The students have to have more experience with the language.

 I'm particularly concerned about African-American students and English language learners. The answer is not to ignore the achievement gap by giving diplomas to unprepared students.

 The lesson is designed to continue to help them improve their comprehension of the English language in various forms. They need to know things like how to go to American stores and read menus to order food. It was also a lesson about job training techniques. Some of these students might get part-time jobs after school working as a cashier, so this was a way for them to learn some math skills.

 One out of four students that we have in the county schools speak another first language. It's helpful to have bilingual teachers to be able to communicate with parents. In some cases, the students may speak English but the parents may or may not speak English. And it's critical to communicate with the parents.

 It was a very exciting experience for young kids and also for myself to experience English language learning and economic education in the Seoul English Village.


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