Roberts' discussion of models of bilingual education reminds us that the resistance to bilingual education in the United States is based on
A. a number of different premises, including the need for a single language for national unity, and concerns about program costs.
B. careful studies of research data on the effects of bilingual education.
C. a desire to invest more in second language instruction for English speakers.
D. a desire to protect the original language and culture of LEP students.
A. a number of different premises, including the need for a single language for national unity, and concerns about program costs.
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a. compartmentalized b. broad c. detailed d. directive
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false