What are the most common language groups for ELL students?
In 2007, for children who spoke a language other than English at home, about 2.1 million (or 75 percent) spoke Spanish; 320,000 (or 12 percent) of these children spoke Asian/Pacific Islander languages; 287,000 (or 10 percent) spoke other Indo-European languages; and 72,000 (or 3 percent) spoke another language.
Related Questions
- Does the allowable program for serving English Language Learners (ELL) mean that these students should not be served in other C4E programs?
- HOW SHOULD WE RESPOND WHEN STUDENTS USE THEIR NATIVE LANGUAGE (L1) WHILE IN COOPERATIVE LEARNING (CL) GROUPS?
- What tiebreakers apply to students requiring early language learner (ELL) services?
