What should early childhood education educators do to encourage dual language learners success in school?

1. Include their home language is in school

2. Encourage them to use only English in school

3. Begin early literacy instructions at a lower level

4. Expect linguistic performance to equal that of same age peers by age four

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Emma Valdez

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20 February, 21:24

What should early childhood education educators do to encourage dual language learners success in school?

1. Include their home language is in school

2. Encourage them to use only English in school

3. Begin early literacy instructions at a lower level

4. Expect linguistic performance to equal that of same age peers by age four

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Colten · Answer 1

Answer: If they speak a different language and they have to learn English then i would choose number two English is the most hardest language to learn in the world a lot of people know how to speak English but lots of more people don't know how to speak English anyways speaking English and Speling is hard enough it never easy to just learn a language like a snap i'm trying to learn Japanese and Spanish myself cause i want to go see the places in Japan so i need to learn the language enable to speak and understand.