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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP - The truth of the matter is that language is not the only barrier in a high ESOL scenario. These are not kids from homes where parents are reading to them at night although in Spanish. [b]The kids doing well in MCPS are those with highly educated parents and with families that give importance to enrichment and learning outside of school. [/b]This is not what is true of the majority of the ESOL kids. So, yes, MCPS and the teachers will make a very strong attempt to get them up to speed...but your kid will suffer in the end because standards will be dramatically lowered. I for one applaud that MCPS will concentrate in teaching curriculum 2.0 to ESOL. That is the correct thing to do. Being in a school that is heavily ESOL is not detrimental because of the language barrier ...it is detrimental because of the disparity in socio-economic status and educational level of parents. [/quote] Do you have evidence to back this up or are you just spouting well worn dogma? [/quote]
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