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Memo: Supporting English Learners and treating bilingualism as an asset

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Kenji Hakuta

Nine-year-old Chinese pupil, Sun Minyi, listens to his teacher during a
special English class at Chongming county, north of Shanghai July 12,
2002. Learning English has become increasingly popular among Chinese
after China progressively opens up to the outside world. More grade
school pupils, college students, professionals and even taxi drivers
are now studying the language. Pictures taken July 12, 2002.
REUTERS/Claro Cortes IV

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Memo: Supporting English Learners and treating bilingualism as an asset

Kenji Hakuta and Ray Pecheone

Tuesday, December 20, 2016

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