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and rich exposure to both languages recognize the typical stages of second-language learning determine when a language delay is the result of an actual disorder prevent attrition of the child's first language make appropriate decisions about the schooling of dual language learners understand code mixing and successfully factor it into language assessments apply effective assessment strategies to accurately diagnose language impairments plan interventions that are culturally appropriate and respect the child's identity address parents' concerns and help them support their child's development in both languages Undergraduate and graduate students will also benefit from detailed profiles of dual language learners

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The Year That Made America TTMW the familiesThere is indisputable evidence that the Continental Congress voted to separate from England on July 2, 1776. But the more cogent point is that many modern day Americans seem unaware of the raucous political discourse in the weeks and months leading up to that decision. Independence was not pre ordained, and almost didn't happen as early as it did. Myths and misconceptions abound, July 2, 1776 will open many eyes to the history of the American