Why Did U.S. English Language Development Policy Change? - Latino Education in America

Описание: Why Did U.S. English Language Development Policy Change? Are you curious about how policies around teaching English in the United States have evolved over time? In this video, we’ll explore the history and reasons behind changes in U.S. language development policies for students, especially those from Latino backgrounds. We’ll cover key moments like the Supreme Court’s decision in Lau v. Nichols, the shift toward bilingual education, and the impact of legislation such as the No Child Left Behind Act and the Every Student Succeeds Act. You’ll learn how laws and political debates have influenced the way schools support English learners and respect their native languages. We’ll also discuss how recent policies aim to balance English proficiency with maintaining cultural identity, opening more opportunities for Latino students to succeed academically and beyond. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or student, understanding these policy changes can help you see the bigger picture of how language education supports student success in America. Join us as we examine the journey of language policies and discover what the future holds for bilingual education and cultural inclusion. Don’t forget to subscribe for more insights on education and opportunities for Latino students in the U.S.!

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