Analysis of results:Which "bilingual" education model was most effective when we look at the data from 3rd grade (the children have been in this program for one year)?Which ones were less effective? Is there any change in the results when we look at how their level of English has evolved in seventh grade? Explain the differences. Standardized ELA Score(State Average = 0)0.4-0.3-0.2-0.1-0.0-0.1-0.2--0.3-2ndInitial EL Program-Transitional BilingualEnglish Immersion-Developmental Bilingual-Dual Immersion3rdELA4th❤5th6th****7thGradeEnglish immersion = MainstreamingTransitional bilingual = Early exit (bilingüe a tiempo parcial)Developmental bilingual= Late exit (bilingüe a tiempo completo)Dual Language = Dual Language-two way.

Given the Grade against the standardized ELA score diagram.

Analysis of results: Which "bilingual" education model was most effective when we look at the data from 3rd grade (the children have been in this program for one year)? Which ones were less effective? Is there any change in the results when we look at how their level of English has evolved in seventh grade? Explain the differences.

Analysis of results: Which "bilingual" education model was most effective when we look at the data from 3rd grade (the children have been in this program for one year)? Which ones were less effective? Is there any change in the results when we look at how their level of English has evolved in seventh grade? Explain the differences.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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