Any thoughts on the economic status on children's education along the U.S. Mexican border? (the U.S. side)
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socrateswasfat
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The economic status of children's education on the US side, okay, there's more need for Spanish speaking teachers;which probaly cuts into the regular time for teaching the English speaking students. Imagine that, were giving greater concern for Spanish speaking students than English speaking students in America. Thats part of the problem... It comes down to finances, they need teachers who can speak both languages, but they won't budget for it eitheir. I don't think its fair to "lure" teachers into a sitution where they "HAVE" to learn another language in order to teach. Alot of border states are like that, it becomes an unwritten requirement due to the population. Can you imagine if people felt that way about American when they first came to Ellis Island years ago? There was a least a desire to blend in and become an American citizen, now its more like..."I'm what I am, deal with it. I'm here, feed and take care of my family for free..." Guess, I'm talking about a certain type... sorry. Hey, you philosopher, and lover of soft asses, what does Chuck Norris say on this?
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