'Lep children' diaporamas de présentation

Does Title I Make the Rich Richer?

Does Title I Make the Rich Richer?. Bruce D. Baker Rutgers University. Summarizing the Critique (critique of the critique). Title I funding varies widely and irrationally across states. Small states get too much, despite relatively low poverty, because of minimums

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Federal Title III Monitoring Findings

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Creating a Good Title III Plan

Creating a Good Title III Plan. Shereen Tabrizi, Ph.D. Manager, Special Populations Unit MI Department of Education (MDE) & Millie Bentley-Memon, Ph.D. Education Program Specialist, Title III Group, SASA, OESE, USDE.

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Title III Consortium Roles and Responsibilities

Title III Consortium Roles and Responsibilities. Melanie Manares June 19, 2012. Fast Facts, Title III Part A.

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Identification of English Language Learners (ELLs) in Wisconsin

Identification of English Language Learners (ELLs) in Wisconsin. Jacqueline A. Iribarren, Ph.D. ESL/Bilingual & Title III Consultant. This Applies to:. All students in grades K-12 who are eligible for Title III funding/services.

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Cristina Hudgins c mh3j.mtsu@gmail.com cmh3j@mtmail.mtsue.edu (601) 596-7093

Placement and Identification Procedures for English Language Learners in Hattiesburg Public Schools. Cristina Hudgins c mh3j.mtsu@gmail.com cmh3j@mtmail.mtsue.edu (601) 596-7093. By PresenterMedia.com. Rationale for the Process.

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Demographic changes: Population of ELs by state, 2003-2004

Demographic changes: Population of ELs by state, 2003-2004. The big surprise: More adolescent ELs are native than foreign born. Average scores of 8th graders in reading by English language proficiency and state: 2003. States with the Fastest Growing Immigrant Populations, 2000-2005.

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Limited English Proficient Individuals as a Share of the Nonelderly US Population, 2009

Limited English Proficient Individuals as a Share of the Nonelderly US Population, 2009. LEP Adults (18.2 million). Total Limited English Proficient 9 % ( 21.1 million ). LEP Children (2.8 million). 1 %. 242 Million Nonelderly (Age 5-64). Numbers may not sum to 100% due to rounding.

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