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Originally posted by ErgoTheEgo
If you wish to peruse deeper into the story...
Since I wasn't there I don't know what happened.
We are all being given maximum opportunity to show ourselves right now. Best to everyone.edit on 22-7-2013 by ErgoTheEgo because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by TDawgRex
reply to post by MuzzleBreak
Just another reason why the United States needs a National Language.
Diversity will be this Nations downfall. After all, nothings means United more than diversity.
Originally posted by snarky412
What an awkward situation this has turned out to be.
Seems like the school could have [should have] handled it better.
I understand her point, slower and harder to learn when it's mostly in Spanish.
And yet, they do have an obligation to the Spanish speaking students as well.
Originally posted by Dembow
The language issue in Puerto Rico is purely political bs (statehood vs non-statehood) there are no racial tensions on the island, and please its nothing like the US.
On topic: Classes should be taught in a language that the students understand and can learn what is being taught, otherwise whats the point?
Classes in a secundary language should be an alternative, not imposed on everybody.
My humble.
I don't understand your logic. Are you a politician?
Originally posted by Redwhiteandblue
reply to post by MuzzleBreak
I'm from south Texas and a great deal of employees speak nothing but Spanish. I complained in a Wal Mart once, when I asked to speak to the manager she didn't even speak english well, and when I complained she had security escort me out and "ban" me from the store.