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Not Just Learning a Foreign Language, Fariña Emphasizes Bilingual Programs for ELL Students - The Epoch Times

Not Just Learning a Foreign Language, Fariña Emphasizes Bilingual Programs for ELL Students - The Epoch Times | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it

Published by the Epoch Times, Novembe 10, 2014


“Because when children emigrate from other countries, they’ve already learned a lot of the basics—in their mother tongues,” explained Chiu.


The approach practiced in Shuang Wen and other bilingual schools is more of what New York City Chancellor Carmen Fariña wants to see.


Fariña and other school officials announced a new memorandum Monday to enhance the ELL experience in New York public schools.


She explained, “For me, this is not about an agreement to fill seats or to fill a legal requirement. This is something to give our kids hope, in college and beyond.”


Fariña recalled her teaching days in a Hispanic neighborhood where she was one of the only teachers who spoke Spanish.


The need for teachers to learn more languages was apparent to her from early on.


“If more teachers knew more languages, I think we’d be in a lot better place,” said Fariña.

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Using Journalism Practices to Help Students Advance English Proficiency | post

Using Journalism Practices to Help Students Advance English Proficiency | post | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
The San Diego County Office of Education invites school and district leaders, instructional coaches, and elementary classroom teachers to a three-session training experience focused on using journalism to support students learning English.
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This Nonprofit Converted a Bus Into a School to Teach Asylum Seekers –

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Yes We Can World Foundation provides bilingual education to kids awaiting asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border. LX News contributor Moon Mandel brings you inside a converted 55-passenger bus where classes are held, and students can receive clothing, food and assistance in the immigration process.
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Proposal to Make Head Start English-Only

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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has unveiled a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that would eliminate bilingual instruction requirements in federal Head Start classrooms, establishing the first national English-only directive for early childhood education. Published under the administrative title Reducing Federal Burden for Head Start Programs, the draft regulations would dismantle longstanding […]
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Americans Want More Language Classes. Can Schools Keep Up?

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A new Pew survey found gaps remain in schools' language-course offerings.
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US Dept of Ed Will Continue $12.5 Billion Grant Distribution

US Dept of Ed Will Continue $12.5 Billion Grant Distribution | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) will continue to send billions of formula dollars through its own online G5 grants system this fall, and not through the portal run by the Department of Labor, where most K-12 programs have been moved. This includes $10.8 billion of Title I formula grants for schools serving low-income students […]
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Meet the Orange County high schooler who wants to advance bilingual education in California –

Meet the Orange County high schooler who wants to advance bilingual education in California – | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
Sailee Charlu, 17, is hoping to get a bill sponsored in the California Legislature that would codify more pathways to multilingual learning
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How State Reclassification Rules Impact Long-Term English Learners

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Research shows how the reclassification of older English learners in Texas carries varied outcomes.
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Big Changes to Federal Grants Are Coming: What They Could Mean for Schools

Big Changes to Federal Grants Are Coming: What They Could Mean for Schools | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
The White House is proposing sweeping regulatory changes for federal grantmaking.
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Investing in English learners upgrades the entire classroom - Las Vegas Sun News

Investing in English learners upgrades the entire classroom - Las Vegas Sun News | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
When we train teachers to reach English learners, we are actually training them in the absolute highest standard of instruction.
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What language can’t measure

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Nubia Tarazona still remembers looking at her high school schedule and knowing something wasn't right. She had arrived in New Mexico from Venezuela at 16 years old, carrying more than a suitcase and an accent. She brought with her year
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Federal Grant Cuts for English Learners Face Lawsuit

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Last year, the federal agency ended 28 grants for training teachers working with English learners.
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English learners should be in the room when policies are being shaped, but they rarely are

English learners should be in the room when policies are being shaped, but they rarely are | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
English learners make up 17% of California students, but few are comfortable enough to show up when decisions that affect them are under discussion. Districts should change that.
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This school district has received death threats for standing up for immigrants. It’s not backing down

This school district has received death threats for standing up for immigrants. It’s not backing down | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
In Winooski, Vermont, where more than a third of children are English learners, a school superintendent has invested in protecting immigrant students even as one of his own was detained 
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What 1.7 Million Texas and Illinois Students Stand to Lose With Elimination of Federal Program for English Learners

What 1.7 Million Texas and Illinois Students Stand to Lose With Elimination of Federal Program for English Learners | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
A House GOP bill would erase the entire $890M Title III fund for English learners. Texas and Illinois schools face the biggest losses if it passes.
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Why Bilingual Education in High School is Hard to Find

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A new report highlights the challenges and solutions to offering bilingual education in high school.
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The ELA Must-Haves | ELSF

The ELA Must-Haves | ELSF | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
Mapping Content and Language DevelopmentHigh-quality materials align content knowledge and disciplinary language, spiraling language functions and features across the program so students build the language they need to access texts and complete tasks.Essential question to ask when evaluating...
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Making Sense of Varying Policies for Reclassifying English Learners

Making Sense of Varying Policies for Reclassifying English Learners | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
California school districts each determine their own policies for reclassifying English Learners as proficient, an approach that is contrary to federal law and may be holding some EL students back from access to mainstream curricula. Our survey of almost 350 districts reveals areas across the reclassification process that can be streamlined and improved.
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Act Would Support World Languages & International Education

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At the end of July, Representatives Deborah Ross (NC-02), Valerie Foushee (NC-04), and Jimmy Panetta (CA-19) introduced the Advancing International and Foreign Language Education Act to support foreign language and international education programs at colleges and universities by reauthorizing Title VI of the Higher Education Act—the Fulbright-Hays programs. Specifically, the Advancing International and Foreign Language […]
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What Head Start's English-Only Rule Could Mean for English Learners

What Head Start's English-Only Rule Could Mean for English Learners | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
Research shows it's not necessary to lose a home language to learn English.
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Adolescent Literacy Can’t Wait

Adolescent Literacy Can’t Wait | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
Laura Stewart, Terrie Noland, and Jeanne Schopf offer practical strategies for the secondary classroom The 2024 NAEP Report Card delivered a stark reminder: only 30% of eighth graders and 35% of twelfth graders are reading at a proficient level. These are not abstract statistics. They represent students like the eighth grader who threw a computer […]
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The Next Generations of PLCs

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Douglas Fisher and Nancy Frey believe professional learning communities can fulfill their promise as powerful drivers of equity, efficacy, and lasting school improvement
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Lawsuit Seeks to Restore Federal Grants for EL Teacher Training

Lawsuit Seeks to Restore Federal Grants for EL Teacher Training | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), the Lawyers’ Committee for Rhode Island (LCRI) and the National Education Association (NEA), on behalf of its members, have filed a lawsuit challenging the U.S. Department of Education’s (ED) termination of millions of dollars in professional development grants for improving educational instruction for English learners. In September 2025, the […]
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How to make programs for multilingual learners last

How to make programs for multilingual learners last | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
Multilingual learners build language gradually. That's why frequent program resets can create unintended challenges.
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International Teachers Needed in U.S. Classrooms Threatened by Visa Delays, Fees – The 74

International Teachers Needed in U.S. Classrooms Threatened by Visa Delays, Fees – The 74 | Dual Language Education in the U.S. | Scoop.it
Some foreign-born educators have had to leave the classroom already. Others might never arrive in the U.S. if Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee stands.
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Thirty-nine students earn Navajo bilingual seal

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Thirty-nine students from 16 high schools earned the 2026 Navajo Nation Seal of Bilingual Proficiency, a recognition for students who demonstrated proficiency in Diné Bizaad and English.
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