Unkotare
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- Aug 16, 2011
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It irks me that ESL students (or ELs as it is sometimes put) are often classified/considered/treated almost exactly like special ed students. Speaking another language is not a disability, it is a valuable ability. When these students master English to a significant degree, they will have a leg up on their monolingual cohorts. And let it be said that special ed students are not ELs. They can have a wide range of challenges, and deserve specific, targeted support appropriate to their circumstances.
Just sayin'
Just sayin'