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Definitions Early History Mid History Recent History
The Common Core
Miscellaneous
A 100
A person who uses two languages purposefully
A 100
A bilingual speaker (according to our class)
A type of bilingual education that encourages
the maintenance and/or development of native
language
A 200
Additive bilingualism
A 200
Wide inclusion of anyone who knows even one word in
another language
A 300
Incipient
A 300
Seeing an individual as two separate monolinguals
A 400
Fractional view of bilingualism
A 400
A community where bilingualism is not the norm. Enters by way of immigration
and/or other means.
A 500
Exogenous
A 500
Legislation passed in 1906 requiring that spoken English be required for naturalization.
B 100
The Nationality Act
B 100
Supreme court ruling in 1923 that allowed the teaching of languages other than English
to occur outside of regular school hours.
B 200
Meyer v Nebraska
B 200
Supreme Court ruling in 1954 that deemed segregated education based on race
unconstitutional
B 300
Brown v Board
B 300
Number one song in the country for several weeks in
1942
B 400
Legislation passed in 1968 and attached to the
Elementary and Secondary Education Act that introduced
funding opportunities for bilingual programs
C 100
Title VII, Bilingual Education Act
C 100
Supreme Court ruling in 1974 that required language programs for language
minorities so that they would have equal educational
opportunities.
C 200
Lau v Nichols.
C 200
Legislation passed that required native-language
instruction with the explicit goal of English language
acquisition.
C 300
1974 Reauthorization of Bilingual Act Title VII of
ESEA
C 300
Legislation passed that made full bilingual proficiency a lawful educational goal.
C 400
1994 Reauthorization of Bilingual Education Act
C 400
The man behind a series of devastating propositions
introduced to severely limit bilingual education
C 500
Ron Unz
C 500
Legislation in 2001 that eliminated the Bilingual
Education Act
D 100
No Child Left Behind
D 100
Educational funding program introduced by the Obama
administration in 2009
D 200
Race to the Top
D 200
President who said: “It is absolutely wrong and against the
American concept to have a bilingual education program that
is now openly, admittedly, dedicated to preserving their native language and never
getting them adequate in English so they can go out into the job
market.”
D 300
Ronal Reagan (not Regan)
D 300
This guy.
D 400
Dr. John Tanton – advocate for English Only
D 400
All of Me, John Legend
D 500
A set of common standards (not curriculum) that
officially begins in 2014-2015
E 100
The Common Core
E 100
SBAC and PARCC
E 200
Organizations in charge of developing assessments
aligned with the standards of the Common Core
E 200
Accommodations provided for ELLs under the new
assessments
E 300
Extended time, word to word dictionaries, scribe or speech-
to-text for mathematics.
E 300
One of the suggestions by the National Council of La Raza
for how to roll out the Common Core with the ELL
population in mind
E 400
-Aligned standards
-Professional development
-Increased awareness of accommodations
E 400
Repeat of high-stakes assessments, disagreements
with how the curriculum will be influenced, and drastic shift in what students will
need to learn
E 500
Why people are mad about Common Core
E 500
Names of Professor Sebastian’s daughters
F 100
Ellie and Pemberly
F 100
The current acronym for students with deficiency in
English proficiency
F 200
LEP/also accepted - ELL
F 200
How you say bilingualism in Spanish
F 300
Bilingüismo
F 300
Three of the states that Professor Sebastian has lived
in
F 400
Hawaii, Alaska, Nevada, California, Idaho
F 400
The author of Foundations of Bilingual Education and
Bilingualism
F 500
Colin Baker
F 500
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