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    this school. I interviewed a teacher at the school where I currently work as a Bilingual Teacher Assistant. The teachers name is Adriana Sanchez‚ she currently teaches 4th grade at Manuel Jara Elementary school located in Fort Worth‚ Texas. She decided to become a teacher because all her family is in the education field. Her husband works at the administration building for FWISD. She has her bachelors degree in education and her masters as a reading specialist. She has been teaching for 15 years total

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    The student’s score received is thus equated to his or her academic value. The objectives of school have greatly shifted in the recent decades. Education has gone from emphasizing learning and enlightenment‚ to being a highly competitive experience in which peers are seen as rivals. Those with the best scores are assumed to be the smartest individuals in the class. However‚ after surveying fifth

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    E-mail : shradha_3283@yahoo.co.in ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- OBJECTIVE:- Seeking a long term opportunity within the business community‚ where my professional experience‚ education‚ and abilities would be advantageous to the growth of my employer and myself. ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- WORK EXPERIENCE:- * PRIME PHARMACHEM

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    Aria: A Memoir of a Bilingual Childhood by Richard Rodriguez is an essay that shows his readers a part of life that many have never experienced. Rodriguez uses this essay to show how he fights through his childhood to understand English. Speaking clear English will help him to fit in to society. He faces society while forfeiting his happy home life‚ to try to become a typical English-speaking student. As a young child‚ Rodriguez finds comfort and safety in his noisy home full of Spanish sounds

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    their own and other people’s feeling is specific to a particular language.”‚ and for better understanding it is necessary for you to turn to linguistic science where the problem of semantics is discussed. She emphasizes on the experience of a bilingual child who can be confused because the meanings of the words are not well-established . Also‚ she explains the difficulty of immigrants to adapt in a place that it is different from the birthplace and

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    father likes them separate‚ one there‚ one here” because that’s is how he want it to be. The poem in structured since she is bilingual‚ when the father hear her speaking English‚ it’s unnatural for him to hear her speaking another language and tells her to speak that language outside and only speak Spanish inside.

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    As a boy‚ the main problem he faced was he struggled to speak sufficient English. One factor that contributed to this problem was the bilingual education he received from a Roman Catholic School. Rodriguez described bilingual education as a “scheme” that “was foolish and certainly doomed.” The second contributing factor was his parents. As mexican immigrants‚ Rodriguez’s parents never learned how to properly communicate in English.

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    Many miscommunications arise not because people genuinely disagree but because they use symbols and words to mean different things and make different assumptions .The process of communication attempts to explain what happens when we communicate. Vasishth(2009:575) defined communication as “the transfer of message ‚ideas and information in a manner that both sender and receiver understand it in the same sense .It is the process of sending a message in such a way that the message received is as close

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    Provision mapping is a practical strategy‚ usually designed in a table formatting‚ which provides teachers and management (head of years‚ head teachers etc.) to see where extra help is being given in the school and to who‚ what resources are being used and how much the resources cost and any other useful information that is needed‚ such as the pupil’s data‚ the amount of time spent on each child during the interventions‚ and the ratios. It is considered a very concise way of having information at

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    different education systems. Chinese and American education systems attract more and more attention due to their geographic‚ political and economic significance in the world. What is more interesting‚ as two of the biggest countries in the world‚ the similarities of their ways of education can be counted on one ’s fingers and we can relatively easily find their distinction especially on the elementary education ground. Everything is two-sided. Both Chinese education and American education have their

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