Conclusion
Bilingual education has been practiced
in many forms, in many countries, for thousands of years. Bilingual education
has come very far and it can still be improved. Immigrant children have
different needs compared to the children born in the U.S because many of them
need special classes to even learn the native language of the United States.
There is no exact solution to this
problem. Suggestions could be by adding more successful Bilingual programs and
more funds to support the programs for the students and also the teachers. The
teachers need to be prepared to help the immigrant students. Developing a successful bilingual
program….. Also, there should be
programs for parents so they can also understand and be more involved with
their kids, which is very crucial for students. Bilingual Education has always
been interlinked with immigration and nation-building, and awareness of these
connections can help educators understand the importance of their work. United
States of America should be able to provide every student with all their needs
no matter what their circumstances are.
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