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differences and similarities between the English language and the German language. My interest in this subject area is mainly due to my own nationality and roots in Germany. My grandma (or should I say meine omi), is from Gersfeld, Germany and she immigrated to the United States during World War II. My research has conducted many results that yield both similarities and differences between the languages. One of the most prominent difference between the two languages is that “German is spoken by about 95 million

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Child Information Genaro is a kind little boy who comes from a Hispanic background. He loves pretending to cook when in dramatic play at school. He has some language issues with the English language. The teacher and parents are working with him to make sure that he is reaching his fullest potential and is meeting his goals. He is shy and tends to play off to himself at times. Family Background Genaro lives with both of his parents and has a big brother and a baby sister. He has two pets, a dog and

English language in Thai context Introduction English language becomes a part of our life in various aspects such as business, education, economic, social culture and others. As we known that our country is one of favorite destination for the tourists and the language that we use to communicate with them is English language which is widely spoken. Since English has influent in our life and it still have problems in both teachers and students. The main reason that we always have heard from the others

Speech-language pathologists play a significant role in evaluation and intervention with English Language Learners. More and more SLPs are playing a teacher role in the academic environment. The role and responsibility of a speech-language pathologist is essential when identifying the most ethical and appropriate services to meet the individual needs of the student. However, evaluating ELL students can be challenging from a clinical standpoint and typically is complicated by many factors including

Is it necessary to continue using “cuss words” and “profanity” as a negative impact? I'm asking this question because the general or present definitions of these words lead to insults, racism, sexism, and overall; discrimination. I’m going to talk about the research on how these words became this way and originated over the years. I’m also going to talk about others views and opinions on whether or not curse words should be a thing. (4 sentences) How a word

endangered languages will become extinct within the next century (Hale et al. 6)? Languages are classified as endangered when a population of fluent speakers begin to decrease with no expected growth. Linguists go on expeditions in an attempt to revitalize these endangered languages. It is important for the revitalization of endangered languages because they create diversity, express identity, hold history, create human knowledge and are interesting (Crystal 41). Levels of revitalization of languages by

This study examined the influence of the language of vocabulary instruction in English compared to instruction in both English and Spanish in Spanish speaking pre-schoolers. This article questions whether or not dual language learners (DDLs) in pre-school will acquire superior gains in English and Spanish receptive vocabulary after receiving a culturally and linguistically responsive (CLR) instructional modality in both English and Spanish, compared to an English culturally responsive (ECR) modality

Kevin Yousif Mr. Brown AP English Language and Composition 17 November 2015 Language, and a Better Understanding Language is a topic that will never cease to adapt, from slang being developed in suburbs of urban cities, to new additions to the Oxford dictionary. We, students of English, use different concepts of language almost everyday and most of the time we don’t even realize it. To get a better understanding of the English language and concepts developed within it, one would turn to look at the

find and develop the book corner with the use of stories to support children with English as an Additional Language (EAL) within an early years setting. Recommendations in the form of evaluation to show the best methods which will help to improve the way support is given to children with EAL within the early years setting. The report includes the use of research in linking to theories of language development and supporting children with EAL, practice, parent partnership in the form of gaining information