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Wow excellent they are talking and i learnt a lot of thing from their discussion

So true! You can't build a house on soil that is unstable. Good talk!

Bringing back the stories of the devil and demons isn't fun and traditional. Bring back the stories of God and the truth.

So sorry. I was the decision and company for my Mum's dog to be put down from old age and illness. I'm not over it and never will be.

Hearing this woman speak warms my heart. She gets it! I made the move from teaching Spanish after 7.5 years to becoming an ELL (English Language Learner) teacher this year. I now serve in a school with a study body count of 800 of which 90% of those students are Hispanic and mostly Spanish-speaking. And while my EL students adore me, and I love being able to use my language skills to help struggling students, it has caused the teacher who I co-teach with to become very jealous and envious. It has gotten so bad that she's outright told me not to translate even while knowing full well that multiple students did not understand English. I say that to say this, while most teachers almost always have teams and departments that they are a part of, ELL/ ESOL teachers are oftentimes working alone or with a (cruel) core content teacher. Please check in on them if they appear to be unwell. Although my students would run up to give me hugs and strike up conversations with me in the hallways, the co-teacher I worked with hated it and did everything in her power to bring forth my downfall. And while enduring her personal attacks was nothing fun, I completely drew the line when she started telling me to stop speaking to them in Spanish. Language services are a FEDERAL right that EL students are warranted. Nonetheless, I am aware that everything happens for a reason and have applied to become the EL Compliance Coach within my district. Working alongside this nightmare of a co-teacher has in many ways actually been for my good although she intended to harm me. But that is how God works and I look forward to hearing some good news soon.

Dear Dr. Hakuta, My name's Pirun s.. It is to nice to remember and found you on the internet. The last time I was listening to you as assistant professor at the Bilingual Conference in Chicago in early 90s. I'm 72 this year and tried to think back during actively involved in annual ML conferences. And I'm still tutoring Cambodian adults bilingual learners Civics and government. This is one of the reason listening to our former Bilingual Conference presenters as you, Dr. Samuel Betances, Dr. Jim Cummins just to name a few. Are you still in contact with them lately? Wishing you the best health!

I randomly came across an article that the school wrote about the Mixtec language and as someone who speaks Mixteco I think it’s so beautiful that this school acknowledged the students and their families to provide a better educational experience for them. It’s really amazing to see that this video is 7 years old as I struggled immensely when I began going to school because I was one of the very few kids who only spoke Mixteco and I was put into years of ELD because the school assumed I just had learning difficulties. I commend the school for recognizing the barrier that existed for those students

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I learned more in these 4 minutes than I did in a 2 hour class on objective writing. 🎉❤ thank you!

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Thank you for this message.

Not a fan of Kathleen's tone

A favorite book that should be a classic. Gorgeous illustrations & beautiful story. Gracias Sr. Velasquez! 👏🏽🧡📚

Love this honest interview about his life experience and his Grandmother. One of my most favorite children’s book illustrators and storytellers!

so we all were thinking of the demon dog??

I want to know if you still teach at Booker north las vegas. Thank you

This is so, so beautiful. I can picture the child. She is spinning around, dancing, shining with light. Signed, a (native american!) teacher in training.

"I know, and you know, that your son or daughter is not one-dimensional." Beautiful, thank you.

The student who said he was grateful for trash cans is going places. I, too, am grateful for trash cans. 😄

Same .. my leanie says it all..

Lol what a clueless individual

me la cantaba mi abuela de pequeño, hoy inusualmente llego ese recuerdo de repente y aqui estoy, mi abuela tiene ya 6 añs de muerta! hermosa rima!

Esa buscaba

they gave them the cows for milk and they thought it for steaks

im edging

sry he is a dane know that if the german hurt the king in any way every dane would revolt have you ever heard of die dumen dane i can say to you in any point of history u will find a dane involwed its sic but u wil its itsy bistsy viking born realm where we stil teach equalety and no damn fear ask questions dont fear the answear and melchior and the jews in denmark was danish and none touch what we dont alow u to and if danes consider u a brother they will die before u the king aka queen are like oure danebrog nothing u can ever touch if you attach thise two things its like u fucked my litle sister and here comes big brother

Hola lucia muchas bendiciones : yascara

Grave error in the legend (in the video we are sadly not allowed to comment on): A king is NOT 'Your Highness', he is 'Your Majesty'.

Inspirational ❤

MR HALL??

Muy necesaria la lectura en nuestra comunidad latina hoy en día para nuestros niños.

pretty cool school when i attended

well, that's exactly what my dad did, he sacrificed my L1.

It is important to mention that if services continue throughout the student school life, it stops at 18 years of age. It is not permanent.

Very meaningful concept. A person's name is so important and we need to be more respectful in treating each student with the utmost respect. The very least we can do it to correctly pronounce their name.

Sorry. Too confusing. Didn't help. Thank for trying.

Rudy speaks many languages I think it's also compatible in Chinese 🙏🏾 but we must not change our names for others even if it looks like this 鲁迪

If a foreign national can’t support themselves financially, they need to be deported.

Hi people from class

In my opinion, it's always better to be safe than sorry. Yes, it might scare the parents a bit and it might (might, no guarantee) make the kiddo feel ostracized. But if the referral wasn't necessary and they do NOT need intervention services then, the drama of that week or two weeks is over and done and everyone moves on with their lives. But if we don't assess and the kiddo doesn't get the help they need as soon as we notice something, the impact could take YEARS to un-do if ever.

i feel like we should give back. finding them some of the finest cattle to thank them for their kind gift.

Stop yapping about your coffee and tell the story

BRAVO. This is such a beautiful story book. Thank you for reading it yourself, Juan Felipe Herrera!

MR HALL???

My dream is to go to America

I admire the attempted chicanery, Matt. Basketball Digest was awesome.

Hi, miss Stephanie I'm Britney, I like this photo, Mr for me, I love I love you.

hi miss Stephanie I'm really

I’m so thankful I don’t have to live like that. Imagine the stress she must feel 😳