Q2) Rewrite the following paragraph to make it academic and scientific, without changing the original meaning. Use the space given. (20 marks) I want to argue that all children in Australia have the right to be educated in their mother tongue. I expect that many children in the past spent months or years in school but did not understand the lessons. I am convinced that many migrant children are failing in our education system because we do not have bilingual education programmes. If we look at the U.N. report on language and education, we can discover that children who become literate in their own language have the greatest chance of educational success. People have been discussing the latest figures on university entrance recently and you can tell that migrant children do less well than “Anglo” children at present. I suspect that this is because they have difficulty with English and I would claim that the government has done too little to help these children. Surely the best way to achieve this in Australia is for the State governments to set up bilingual education programmes for all migrant children. I would suggest that this is the number one important issue for multicultural Australia.

Select the correct answer.Which of these statements is a valid reasoning in the passage for the claim that control of education should be in the hands of the tribal nations? A. Everyone should have the opportunity to earn scholarships so that they can graduate from college. B. Children should learn their own language and culture while also learning about the global economy. C. Time and money should be invested in job training in areas such as clean-energy and high-speed internet. D. Students need to be reminded that if they are 'going off' to get an education they must return to teach others.

Studies by British sociologist Basil Bernstein suggest which of the following? a. Using language differently doesn’t necessarily indicate a child is language deficient. b. Language developed for use within a culture or community will create learning problems in school. c. Compensatory education is established on the basic educational principle of working with what the child has to offer. d. Lower SES students are linguistically deprived and socially disadvantaged.

Which of the following best describes the benefits of promoting multilingualism in Australian schooling and early childhood education?Group of answer choicesFostering inclusive environments that value diverse linguistic backgrounds.Eliminating the need for English language instruction in schools.Minimising cultural and linguistic differences among students.Enhancing cultural assimilation and promoting a monolingual education system.

According to the lecture, bilingual education can improve...Group of answer choicesattendanceAll of the listed responses are correctcommunity-school relationsstudent sense of belonging

Question 4If, in your pursuit to write in Plain English, you try write at the level of an 8th grade student, you would use precise familiar language, _____ and ______. 1 pointinteresting quotations and plenty of emoticons cut out all repetitive redundant language and eliminate jargon remove academic references and be sure to use citations many adjectives and references to the classroom