@Megh_Mc @AlianzaAgricola This was a great article Meghan! I absolutely think that state and federal governments should be informing people of their rights and create emergency funds. It is more likely that states would do this. Unfortunately I do not see the fed gov’t following through
@camillachee @Megh_Mc @misskarlovic@cmleider Another great question, Camilla! I think that the focus needs to encompass migrant farm workers as that circle of essential workers. I’m not sure what this would look like but so many “low skill” (economic terms) workers are bearing the brunt of consumer demand.
@Megh_Mc Sorry for looking at this a bit late! I think that this is very interesting. I think that he didn’t necessarily fail but did not step up to “level the playing field” as an influencer. He may have contributed to the inherent economic divide.
@camillachee@misskarlovic @Megh_Mc @cmleider Thanks for sharing Camilla! The things that come to mind for me are offering English classes for parents, having kids engage in cultural events/projects, incorporating and focusing on authentic CRP. I think school leaders should be focusing on this!!
https://t.co/SaxiYqK5oO #BI620 @Megh_Mc @camillachee@misskarlovic@cmleider 1) If the Asian population is the hardest to count, why did the Census cut many languages for their advertisements?
@Megh_Mc @camillachee@jwood2320@misskarlovic Hi Meghan thanks for sharing this! I had never thought about how signing can be so different when articulated by different people. I think this definitely counts as bilingualism! Looking forward to discussing more!
@Megh_Mc @camillachee@misskarlovic@cmleider forwarding this post to feb 24th’s BPE. Let me know if you can’t view the link! Looking forward to discussing on Monday.
Question 2: do movies with subtitles get overlooked because it’s a ‘barrier’ for Americans? How does this relate to America’s view of ‘English Only’ policies in schools and in life?
@cmleider The first tweet came across very harsh and dismissive of Korean language. I am surprised because the film itself was in Korean and had everything to do with Korean culture so why shouldn’t the acceptance speech?