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    assessments in California (Wright, 2005). In this regard, the Association proposes that the office of the California School Superintendent pushes for bilingual education initiatives in the state to accommodate the needs of children who are not native English

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    The main differences between Yoshi and Shanti is their experience in being/teaching in a foreign country, Australia. Yoshi is young and a majority of his life, presumably, has been in Japan and around Japanese culture unlike Shanti who lived in London before moving to Australia and was already familiar with Western culture. Shanti had more time to familiarize herself with her organization and adapt to it as well as change it over time. Both organizations are small schools in the countryside, so I

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    Segment 1 Guided Note-taking  Sheet I.Laughter Pun  a. Definition Play in words b. Example Writing with a broken pencil is pointless Malapropism a. Definition misusing words ridiculously b. Example Listen to the blabbing brook Understatement a. Definition A figure of speech making a statement less or more important than it really is.  b. Example Its sprinkling outside when its actually poring rain. Oxymoron a. Definition Words that conflict each other b. Example Chewy like

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    notice prior notice of the termination of her employment. Therefore I order that she be paid the balance of her notice period. As to the remaining findings and recommendations I do not concur as the instructional personnel within the Intensive English Program (IEP) are not faculty as defined by the faculty handbook. These employees are not and should be held to the same rigorous standards as academic faculty and similarly should not enjoy the same benefits as academic faculty. Consequently, as

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    "Russian!" My nerves blocked me from noting the inquiry regarding my educator's nationality. That was one bit of data I learned. Quickly, the class made presumptions about her name and emphasize, in view of our predispositions, not realities. In the wake of creating numerous reactions, we found our educator is from Argentina. The following proficient analysis was at home, looking into an inquiry from the early on survey alluding to preferred gender pronouns (PGP), the pronouns individuals support

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    Before taking English 202-02, my expectations for this class were quite negative. I was anxious to learn the literary theories, but had no proper training in them. I had previously assumed that this class would be extremely difficult, and that I would never be able to comprehend the countless theories that would be taught in the class. However, as the class progressed, my expectations were proven false. Throughout this course, I have found that I do not have problems with most theories. In my fall

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    from. In the article Ferrara speaks about that they pulled data at different points during the day, and most likely very different points of their lives when these people are tweeting positive or negative content. The study sampled 3800 different users that at least tweeted one English tweet in the week of September of 2014 (Ferrara 4). This relates to her variable’s reliability because these tweets and tweets were taken in the same week, but the 3800 users depending where they were in the world, what

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    Stage II English Pathways SACE NUMBER:314902G WORD COUNT: 1722 LANGUAGE STUDY- To complete this study you use your language skills to reflect and comment on the use of language and to interact effectively with individuals in vocational, cultural, and social contexts. In the film Taken the presenter, Liam Neeson can successfully engage a group of people through carefully selecting language choices. The presenter caters their language according to age, ethnicity

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    The Role of Culture in English Language Teaching: A Case Study of Schools of the Khasi Community in Semi-urban Areas. Introduction English Language is traditionally viewed as a code made up of words and a series of rules that connect them together. Language learning here, involves only vocabulary learning, and the rules for constructing ‘proper’ sentences. In most schools in Meghalaya, grammar is being taught at a very early age and students are expected to understand complex idiomatic

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    Melody couldn’t speak but she was in love with words. When Melody was asked if she could choose to either walk or talk; she didn’t hesitate to answer talk. Unfortunately, Melody was not able to speak but that does not mean her thoughts and ideas shouldn’t be heard. I will focus on two intervention techniques that helped with Melody’s communicate issues: Melody’s aide, Catherine, and Mrs. V’s word board technique. Melody was assigned a “mobility assistant” whose job would revolve around taking her

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