| On the border of Mexico, the student
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| | they are 7 years of age. Unfortunately,
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| population of Dallas Schools is about 43%
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| | Dallas Schools don't have control over
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| Hispanic. The current climate of tensions
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| | how old children are when they appear in
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| over border control and bilingual
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| | the system. Foreign language education
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| education is no stranger to teachers,
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| | faces the same scrutiny, as most Dallas
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| administrators, and families of the
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| | Schools don't offer any foreign language
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| Dallas Schools. Who to educate in a new
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| | courses until the upper grades.
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| language, and how to teach them is a
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| | Some parents and educators in the Dallas
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| topic that has caused Dallas Schools a
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| | Schools area have put out a call for
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| lot of conflict over the years.
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| | earlier foreign language exposure for
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| In 2005 many residents of Dallas Schools
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| | elementary school age children. But the
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| were infuriated when the school board
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| | current climate over immigration and
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| passed a bill that required some school
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| | forced language learning does little to
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| principals to gain fluency in Spanish or
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| | help that cause. There are some
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| lose their jobs. The explanation was that
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| | innovative schools around the country
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| problems were rampant because English
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| | that do offer complete immersion classes
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| speaking principals and Spanish speaking
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| | in a foreign language. John E. Ford
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| parents couldn't communicate.
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| | Elementary School is a public school
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| A furor arose among proponents of English
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| | magnet in Jacksonville, FL that offers a
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| immersion who felt that it was the
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| | complete Spanish immersion program from
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| Hispanic parents who had the
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| | pre-k to 8th grade. However, many
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| responsibility to learn a new language.
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| | residents of Dallas schools are reluctant
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| Most principals learned the language or
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| | to make it easier for Spanish speaking
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| were relocated.
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| | residents to get by without English.
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| The decision about how to educate
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| | Are the English speaking students of
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| non-English speaking children in Dallas
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| | Dallas Schools missing out because of the
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| schools is under the same scrutiny.
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| | firm beliefs of some adults? Or would
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| Bilingual education was once viewed as
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| | making Spanish more commonly used be
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| the best option, and a good way to ease
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| | detrimental to the Dallas Schools system?
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| Hispanic speakers into the Dallas Schools
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| | Language immersion and the offerings of
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| culture. But a lot of evidence over the
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| | free education in venues like Dallas
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| past few years points to immersion as a
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| | schools continue to be hot topics around
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| better way to teach children a new
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| | the nation. Can the grown ups come to a
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| language.
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| | solution that will allow both Spanish and
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| Educators in Dallas Schools are aware
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| | English speaking children to succeed in
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| that the best window for teaching a
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| | Dallas Schools? Yo no sÄ-.
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| person a new language skill is before
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