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I’ve met many French people who speak perfect English, albeit with an accent. How is English taught in your schools? We are American, and my son has taken Spanish since preschool (he’s now in 5th grade-11 years old) and couldn’t have a fluent conversation with a Spanish speaking infant. He’s very smart, it’s not him, none of his classmates can speak Spanish fluently. I began Spanish in 7th grade, took it all through college, got straight As, and can read most of it, but can’t really understand a Spanish speaker. What are we doing wrong? I want my kids (and I’d like myself) to speak at least one other language somewhat fluently. It’s very rare for Americans to be bilingual, and it’s unfortunate. I so admire people who can speak multiple languages and very much want my children to be bilingual.
Our LO Is 14 months, and we speak mandarin and english in the house. Wanting to be in a community of specifically bilingual households OR early childhood education-focused subreddits. Any suggestions helpful. Thank you!
Hello everyone! I have a bachelor's in Teaching Chinese (from abroad) and am looking into getting licensed in the States before I move back. I have no idea where to start in terms of where to get credentialed. I am wanting to go into bilingual education Mandarin-Chinese, but I don't have a preference of State much less a specific district. So my question is, where do I start? I can't find any information online of areas with a shortage of bilingual teachers or even the best States/districts to work in for bilingual education. I am looking into California or Texas but I really am open to anywhere. Any advice? Thanks!!
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Hi everyone!
I'm super passionate about language learning and recently published a blog post about bilingual education. For that, I've researched academic literature on the topic and compiled my learnings. A list of references is included at the bottom! :-)
Perhaps someone here would find this useful. I'm also still new to blogging, so if anyone has any advice for improving my blog, I'd happily take it!
https://roadmaptofluency.com/bilingual-education-a-how-to-guide-for-parents/
I’m an esl teacher in NYS. At my school our ESL population is like 95% Spanish speaking. It seems that esl teachers are being replaced by bilingual teachers. New regs say (certified) bilingual teachers can give esl students their mins. But we have mainly uncertified bilingual teachers. Thoughts on bilingual education replacing esl teachers?
I previously replied to a comment with this article but I felt this article deserved its own post. China is not erasing Uyghur language, they are offering them the ability to learn both languages.
http://www.gov.cn/jrzg/2010-10/06/content_1716267.htm
Xinhua News Agency, Urumqi, October 6th (Reporter Huang Yan) In order to improve the employability and information abilities of young people of all ethnic groups, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region plans to fully popularize bilingual education in both Chinese and minority languages in ethnic minority primary and secondary schools in 2020. The move will benefit more than 2.6 million ethnic minority primary and middle school students.
According to Xinjiang’s “Autonomous Region Minority Pre-school and Primary and Secondary Bilingual Education Development Plan 2010-2020 (Draft for Opinions)” recently released by Xinjiang, Xinjiang will gradually realize the full popularization of bilingual education in accordance with the actual conditions in various regions. In 2015, bilingual education will be implemented for ethnic minority students in primary and secondary schools. In 2015, bilingual education will be widely available for ethnic minority students in primary and secondary schools. It is estimated that the number of ethnic minority students in primary and secondary schools receiving bilingual education will reach 261,700, and ethnic minority high school graduates will be able to master and use the national common spoken and written language to lay a solid foundation for employment in the society or university study.
According to the Bilingual Teaching Office of the Education Department of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Xinjiang has started pilot work of offering ethnic language courses in Chinese schools in some prefectures since the autumn school year this year. Ethnic language courses have been offered from the first grade of elementary school. A compulsory course for students of Kaohan (students of ethnic minorities participate in Chinese language learning and examination).
In recent years, the state and Xinjiang local governments have continuously increased their investment in bilingual education, improved the development of bilingual education, and improved the bilingual education teaching environment. This year alone, the central government and Xinjiang have invested 1.5 billion yuan in bilingual education. As of June this year, the num
... keep reading on reddit ➡I am just curious if The United States 🇺🇸 implements English Only or has another Language which can be used as an L2. Thank You.
Hi, I’m in the process of moving to Basel with my family. We are originally from Brazil but lived in the US for 7 years and now in Germany for 5.
My oldest daughter is 9 and she is currently in an international school in Germany. Her German has been improving a lot but she still feels much more comfortable with English.
My initial thoughts were to just move her into an international school but after looking at the fees I was completely shocked. 25 to 30k CHF per year is just too much.
Is there a more affordable alternative for bilingual education? If not, any foreigners with kids that could share their experience putting their kids in Swiss or German school?
Has anyone applied to or has been a part of the bilingual authorization program for teachers at CSUF? I’m interested in doing it since I’m bilingual in Spanish and English, but I wanted some more information on how the entrance exam is set up. I know there’s a written essay portion, but i wasn’t too sure if that’s all it is or what more there is to it. Any info would help, thanks!
I'm a teacher in New York and need help trying to figure out which certificate to apply for?
My current Bilingual extension is going to expire next year (2021).
I have my classroom 1-6 professional certificate. That doesn't expire as long as I meet the general requirements for meeting PD hours.
When I went into the TEACH account, I was having trouble trying to choose the "correct" certificate type? I called before for help, but they didn't really understand my question. So here goes...
The drop-down menu shows: "Permanent extension" and "Professional Ext/Ann." I thought maybe I should choose permanent so that I won't have to worry about renewing the certificate but then I kept reading different things that it's for PPS/Admin or that it COULD be for teachers staying in the classroom? But I apply for the professional Ext/Ann in bilingual, will I have to complete an ADDITIONAL 100 hours in PD to keep renewing it?
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