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We DO teach English in this English speaking country.....As a result of not teaching English in an English speaking country.
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We DO teach English in this English speaking country.....As a result of not teaching English in an English speaking country.
It's called displacement...I think the emphasis should be on learning the GD language that is predominantly spoken in the GD country you're living in. It's rude to expect everyone to learn your motherf*cking language, because that would mean that we all have to learn over 150 GD languages to not leave anyone out.
I didn't say thatNot slight. Significant and growing.
....As a result of not teaching English in an English speaking country.
Noas a result of American companies doing business all over the world
Who says that?...saying that English shouldn't be the dominate language taught in Elementary schools. ....
Additional skills give you an advantage in the job market.I think the emphasis should be on learning the GD language that is predominantly spoken in the GD country you're living in. It's rude to expect everyone to learn your motherf*cking language, because that would mean that we all have to learn over 150 GD languages to not leave anyone out.
Time to Emphasize Language Learning
Doormats Do Not Make a DemocracyNo
Universal English makes a lot more sense than the host having to learn the language of the guest
Sadistic Professors Love to Pile On More RequirementsAdditional skills give you an advantage in the job market.
The left is so busy self loathing and virtue signaling that they have absolutely no understanding, or even care what the result of their policies are doing.Doormats Do Not Make a Democracy
The natives of a colony had to learn the empire's language. Americans have become subjects of the One-World Third-World Order. That is why the foreign-born who live here, legally or illegally, have such contempt for us. Treated like pushovers by an anti-democratic Constitution, we let a bipartisan clique of traitors make our immigration laws. Whether their motive was the cheap-labor Right or the White-replacement Left, we have become an occupied country and need drastic action to get back our independence.
Getting fluent in more than one language is one thing I wish I had growing up. It is a valuable skill to have. I lost job interviews as a teacher because I was not fluent also in Spanish. I had a relative in the family who was fluent in English, German, French, Spanish. Also knew some Italian and Portuguese. Traveling was a breeze for that relative.The Amazing Rise of Bilingualism in the United States
The proportion of bilinguals in the U.S. has practically doubled since 1980.www.psychologytoday.com
The world's not getting smaller, but it is becoming more interconnected. Beyond that, within the US more businesses are catering to more specific groups of customers. This requires more and more specialized skills. Education should reflect this to the economic benefit of the country.
Learning a foreign language makes you better understand your native languageThese kids can barely read and write in their first language. We have a long way to go.
We DO teach English in this English speaking country.
I don't. They learn NO History ,their Math skills are non-existent , they play video games instead of healthy outdoor games , and they don't even know what SEX they are. Sick society.I give kids today more credit than that.
Iron Eyes Cody wasn't even an "Indian".Iron Eyes Cody doesn’t seem to like this thread.
Good question. I'm always amazed when a kid is working checkout, your bill is $1.36, you give him-her $5.36 and they say "no, that's too much, you don't need that change". They don't get it. I am, however, for kids learning extra languages. I just wouldn't prioritize it until at least 90% of the kids can comprehend the above problem.no. But I wonder if many 7th graders could answere it and show their work. not just a guess.