Bilingual Education

The debate on how best to educate ELL students continues, with little promise of a clear-cut way to proceed emerging anytime soon. At the same time, the diversity of languages of spoken in U.S. schools continues to expand.

Does bilingual education truly work?

This paper presents a phenomenological perspective of bilingual education in respect to programmatic and funding challenges of providing quality bilingual educational within an environment of increasingly reduced resource.

Information About Bilingual Education, and the Internet

This article provides information about bilingual education and the Internet.

This paper demonstrates that attacks on bilingual education, such as Proposition 227 in California, are tied to racism.

Research paper about bilingual education.

The developing skills of youngsters are particularly responsive to an enriched environment where more than one language is spoken. For this reason, daycare-aged children are able to reap the greatest benefits of a bilingual education.

Focuses on the lack of language education in our schools today.

This article describes some laws that cause conflicts for the controversial topic of bilingual education.

Viewpoints on the teaching of English as a Second Language in our punlic school system.

Native Americans as a group are frequently ignored but significantly impacted by Federal, State and Local bilingual education policies. Can America afford to keep a bilingual education system that is becoming increasingly "one size fits all"?

Bilingual Education should be restored in California, because research shows that it benefits Spanish-Speaking English-language learners, while English immersion programs do not.

An examination of the English language controversy, with opinions from both English Only advocates and bilingual educators

One of the hot topics, especikally in states like California with so many immigrants, bilingual education is a priority- in terms of cost and advantages to students

the growing diversity in America, especially among Asian and Hispanic immigrants is creating problems with bilingual education

If you love teaching and working with a variety of cultures, consider a career in bilingual education. Increasing demand for bilingual teachers has lead to more convenient and affordable certification programs and there are plenty of job openings.

If you want to help your child become bilingual, here are some techniques you can use even if you aren't fluent in the language yourself. Get tips on helping young children learn new vocabulary, grammar, and writing systems.

An essay dealing with the problems of bilingualism in America- both in education and generally.. Should English be considered the only "national" language?

Examines the poe pro's and cons of bilingual ecuxation, especially in California- where the problems tend to center on whether Spanish-speakers are relly helped to assimilate

Numerous studies have demonstrated that enrichment programs benefit children in every socioeconomic group enabling them to become productive citizens of the world in the future.