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Bilingual Education (6 found)

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At a high school for immigrants, Sandra feels comfortable enough to master English. (full text)

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Reading the newspaper in his ESL class opens Angel’s mind to a new way of living.

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Newly arrived from China, Amy feels isolated and helpless when she starts school and can’t speak a word of English.

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Winnie and her friends speak a mixture of Cantonese and English.

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At a time when bilingual education is facing mounting attacks, Jia Lu credits it with being crucial in her successful struggle to learn English as a seven-year-old Chinese immigrant.

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When Barry starts school in New York, he is surprised at how easy it seems compared to the strict approach to education in Guinea. He starts to slack off until he realizes that this new approach to education could help make him more independent. (full text)

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