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The Importance of Learning a Second Language (English)

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The Importance of Learning a Second Language (English)

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English is an international language as well as a language of power. people believe it
Learning English will give them a chance to get a better job or give them a chance
for them. There is a connection between the spread of English and globalization.
More generally, some worry about English dominance leading to the loss of endangered languages, such as those spoken by indigenous people and immigrants living in countries where English use predominates, especially when ‘English only’ policies are adopted.

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In today's world, the increase in the number of non-native English speakers in the world has led to the emergence of so many different types of English and has affected some important issues related to English Language Teaching. English strict traditional adherence to native pronunciation and culture is one of the contested issues in the global English language debate.

It seems that in most countries that were once ruled by another world power,
Questions and problems about language use and power dynamics will exist, whether Dutch,
In English, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish or other languages. No one advises teachers not to do this
Teach the language that students want to learn. So what can teachers do in political science/language?

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What is literacy?

Literacy is critical in helping us make sense of our world. From the time we wake up to the time we go to sleep, we are constantly making meaning of the world around us.

Educational Meaning
The learning situation shows that reading literacy is an important aspect of

life and  many people study it  and they try to teach their  own children at home. The

importance of reading literacy is indicated by the placement of reading as a subject in

schools and in the university curriculum. Reading literacy is important in the context of

self-development, personal branding, professional development, schooling and national

development.

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Fairfax Network - Fairfax County Public Schools

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The Power of Literacy: Read, Write, Think, Discuss—Disciplinary Literacy

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A non-native speaker, is someone who learns that particular language as a second or third language, but whose native language is another language. Even with a lifetime of practice, L2 will never become a native language.
A downside is that the ideal of native language is an almost unattainable goal for students, and perfect language use can frustrate or even frighten students as they feel like they are not making enough progress and never reach the goal of perfection.

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Sometimes it seems that only native English speakers are hired for English teaching jobs in private schools.

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Participatory approach means the use of standing advisory committees, ad hoc advisory groups or groups, consultation with registered groups or individuals interested in working with the agency, or any combination of the above in drafting and drafting regulations for agency consideration. When an ad hoc advisory group is established, it should include representatives of the regulated community and the public. Decisions about group membership are made by the director.

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Using participatory approaches in impact evaluation means involving stakeholders, particularly the participants in a programme or those affected by a given policy, in specific aspects of the evaluation process. The term covers a wide range of different types of participation and stakeholders can be involved in any stage of the impact evaluation process, including: its design, data collection, analysis, reporting and managing the study.

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Using participatory approaches in impact evaluation means involving stakeholders, particularly the participants in a programme or those affected by a given policy, in specific aspects of the evaluation process. The term covers a wide range of different types of participation and stakeholders can be involved in any stage of the impact evaluation process, including: its design, data collection, analysis, reporting and managing the study.

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 Advantages of the Participatory Approach

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 Advantages of the Participatory Approach

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1.  Treat people as subjects.

2. Include dimensions not previously used in other methods.

3. Provides a solution to some of the problems faced by other methods.

4. Consult with the poor to develop plans and contribute to development strategies.

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Disadvantages of the Participatory Approach

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Disadvantages of the Participatory Approach

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1. Whose voices are being heard?

2. Reflective of existing power relations in a community

3. Never available nationally

4. Time consuming