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Testuje rozróżnienie BICS i CALP, wzór „przetłumacz na język angielski” pozwalający uniknąć zależności oraz działanie przekształcania w praktyce konwersacyjnej.

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What did the Supreme Court hold in Lau v. Nichols (1974)?

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  1. What did the Supreme Court hold in Lau v. Nichols (1974)?
    • Schools must teach only in English
    • Giving non-English-speaking students the same materials without language support did not provide equal educational opportunity
    • English learners must attend separate schools
    • States may not fund bilingual programs
  2. What does Cummins's BICS and CALP distinction describe?
    • Two types of translation software
    • Spoken versus written grammar rules
    • Conversational English usually develops faster than academic language
    • Two state testing programs
  3. Which pattern best prevents dependency on translation tools?
    • Translate for access, then process in English, reducing translation over time
    • Translate every assignment permanently
    • Ban translation tools entirely
    • Only allow translation on tests
  4. Why is machine translation often weaker for some languages?
    • Those languages have no grammar
    • Translation tools refuse to process them
    • Teachers disable them
    • Less training data exists for those language pairs
  5. What is recasting in conversation practice?
    • Stopping the student after every error to explain grammar
    • Repeating the student's idea in correct form without stopping the conversation
    • Translating the conversation into the home language
    • Switching to a different chatbot
  6. What does the guide recommend for high-stakes meetings with families who speak another language?
    • Qualified interpreters rather than raw machine translation
    • Sending only English documents
    • Using a chatbot to run the meeting
    • Asking the student to interpret
  7. Why might a teacher build a cognate list like photosynthesis and fotosíntesis?
    • To replace English instruction
    • To test spelling
    • To help students link words they know in their home language to English academic vocabulary
    • To meet a copyright requirement
  8. What is translanguaging?
    • A type of machine translation algorithm
    • A rule that students may only use English at school
    • A test of language proficiency
    • Treating a student's full language repertoire as a resource for learning