Education Proposal

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In this article, the writer points out that students arriving in North America from China tend to speak a dialect of Chinese as their principle language. The writer further notes that English is widely taught as a second language in China, and Chinese students in the United States and Canada have the ability to participate in English as their second language in both formal and informal settings. This paper provides an exploration of these issues.

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"Fluency in the spoken and written word is the ultimate goal of language acquisition. Students who seek to learn a second language are considered to have achieved fluency when both formal and informal communication can occur within the second language, as well as transmission of information via written processes in the second language. The delivery of successful second language skills to a student is heavily dependent upon multiple factors that influence the overall context in which learning occurs."

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