Sentences with phrase «emerging bilingual students»

Take the charter schools requirements to enroll representative populations of emerging bilingual students and students with disabilities and the reduction of racial and ethnic isolation.

How can we ensure that emerging bilingual students develop English proficiency and strong academic skills while they maintain and develop literacy in their home language?

In this podcast, Dr. Bernadette Musetti shares benefits of bilingualism, programs or innovations in education that move emerging bilingual students forward and common myths or misconceptions about teaching emerging bilinguals and English learners.

Ideally, we will all continue to be committed to holding high expectations for all students, including emerging bilingual students, who will learn to leverage two languages and often two cultures with our encouragement and support.

First and foremost, the new law replaces the term «Limited English Proficient students» with «English learners,» indicating a shift away from deficit - oriented perspectives of emerging bilingual students.

Wanda is the former principal of DC Bilingual Public Charter School which ensures high academic achievement for all its emerging bilingual students, those learning Spanish or English as a second language while embracing all cultures.

The first step is to begin by understanding what it means to be an «emerging bilingual student.»

All three school choice programs tend to have a lower percentage of children with disabilities and emerging bilingual students (ELL) when compared to their local school district averages.