What are English Language Learners?
English language learners are individuals who are learning English. The term is usually used in education to refer to students who are acquiring English as a second language. According to the United States Census Bureau, 30% of students by the year 2010 will be English language learners, and many schools are starting to rethink their training and curricula to address the issue of a large number of incoming students who may have limited English skills.
Related Questions
- Why should English language learners who want to do well be put through the emotional stress of taking a state or district test?
- What are some suggestions for inclusive and fair diploma options and graduation policies for English language learners?
- Why is it important to include English language learners in the general accountability system?
