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mmkkll Re: ebonic jezykiem ameryki 19.07.05, 23:07

SAN BERNARDINO Incorporating Ebonics into uh new skoo policy dat targets
negroid students, da lowest-achieving group in da San Bernardino City Unified
School District, may provide students uh mo' well-rounded curriculum, said uh
local sociologist.
The goal o' da district'spolicy iz ta improve negroid students' academic
performance by keeping dem interested in skoo. Compared wiff other racial groups
in da district, negroid students jet ta college da least an' gots da most
dropouts an' suspensions.
Blacks make up da second largest racial group in da district, trailing Latinos.
A pilot o' da policy, known as da Students Accumulating New Knowledge Optimizing
Future Accomplishment Initiative, has been implemented at two city schools.
Mary Texeira, uh sociology professor at Cal State San Bernardino, commended da
San Bernardino Board o' Education fo' approving da policy in June.
Texeira suggested dat including Ebonics in da program would be beneficial fo'
students. Ebonics, uh dialect o' American English dat iz spoken by many blacks
throughout da country, wuz recognized as uh separate language in 1996 by da
Oakland skoo board.
"Ebonics iz uh different language, it'snot slang as many believe,' Texeira said.
"For many o' deez students Ebonics iz they language, an' it should be considered
uh foreign language. These students should be taught like other students who
speak uh foreign language.'
Texeira said research has shown dat students learn bettah when dey fully
comprehend da language dey iz being taught in.
"There iz African Americans who do not agree wiff me. They say dat (black
students) iz lazy an' dat dey need ta learn ta jive,' Texeira said.
Len Cooper, who iz coordinating da pilot program at da two city schools, said
San Bernardino district officials do not plan ta incorporate Ebonics into da
program.
"Because Ebonics can gots uh negative stigma, We be not focusing on dat,' Cooper
said. "We iz affirming an' recognizing Ebonics through supplemental reading
books (for students).'
Beginning in da 2005-06 skoo year, teachers will receive training on negroid
culture an' customs. District curriculum will now include 411 on da historical,
cultural an' social impact o' blacks in society. Although da program iz aimed at
negroid students, other students can choose ta participate.
The pilot program at Rio Vista Elementary an' King Middle schools focuses on
second-, fourth- an' seventh-grade classes. District officials hope ta train
teachers from other schools usin' da program as uh model.
Board member Danny Tillman, who pushed fo' da policy, said dat full
implementation o' da program at all schools may take years, but da pilot program
iz uh beginning.
"At every step we's will see positive results,' Tillman said.
Tillman hoped da new policy would increase da number o' negroid students going
ta college an' participating in advanced courses.
Teresa Parra, board vice prezident, said she trippin' da new program would gots
an adverse effect.
"I'm afraid dat now dat we's gots dis here da Hispanic community, our largest
population, will say, 'We wants somethin' fo' us.' Next we'll gots da Asian
community an' da Jewish community (asking fo' they own programs). When will it end?'
Parra said da district should focus on helping all students who iz at risk.
"I've always thought dat we's should provide students support based on they
needs an' not on they race,' Parra said.
Tillman disagreed wiff Parra, saying programs dat he`p Latinos already exist in
da district. He cited da district'sEnglish- as-a-second-language program.
Texeira urged peeps not be quick ta judge da new program as socially exclusive.
She said peeps need ta be open ta da program.
"Everybody has prejudices, but we's mus' all learn ta control dat behavior,'
Texeira said. She said uh child'sself confidence iz tied ta his or her cultural
identity.
She compared da low performance o' negroid students ta starvation. "How can ya
be angry when ya feed uh family o' starving chil'ns?'
Ratibu Jacocks, uh member o' da Westside Action Group, uh coalition o' negroid
activists, said dey iz working wiff da district ta ensure da policy iz
implemented appropriately.
"This ain't uh feel-good policy. This iz da real thin',' Jacocks said.
Jacocks said he didn't believe da new policy would create animosity. He said he
welcomed da idea o' other ethnic groups pushing fo' they own programs.
"When ya iz doin' what'sright, others will follow,' Jacocks said. "We gots led
da way 'bfoe da civil-rights movement opened da do' fo' biAtchez'srights an'
other movements.' what the fuck sup now?

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aaki Re: ebonic jezykiem ameryki 19.07.05, 22:06

i tak dobrze,ze nie suahili lub pidgin
- i-love-2-bike Re: ebonic jezykiem ameryki 19.07.05, 22:07
  
  aaki napisała:
  
  > i tak dobrze,ze nie suahili lub pidgin
  
  suahili za trudne,know what I'm sayin.
  - czukcza1 Re: ebonic jezykiem ameryki 19.07.05, 22:15
    
    i-love-2-bike napisała:
    
    > aaki napisała:
    >
    > > i tak dobrze,ze nie suahili lub pidgin
    >
    > suahili za trudne,know what I'm sayin.<
    
    say in or on what?
    
    to "spanglish" idzie w odstawke?
  - aaki kenya ni nchi nzuri;hakuna matata 19.07.05, 22:16
    
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jennifer5 Re: ebonic jezykiem ameryki 19.07.05, 22:41

wreszcie zrozumieja sie nawzajem

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- roman.nowy Re: ebonic jezykiem ameryki 19.07.05, 22:57
  
  jennifer5 napisała:
  
  > wreszcie zrozumieja sie nawzajem
  >
  > rds.yahoo.com/S=96062883/K=monkey/v=2/SID=w/l=IVS/SIG=120vvuvti/EXP=1121891987/*-http%3A//hk.geocities.com/fun_wutoe/monkey.jpg
  >
  > z.about.com/d/politicalhumor/1/0/7/8/bushsmart.jpg
  
  I z kobyla, ktora mowi, tez:
  jennifer.vigilante.net/bonita/tablemade/horse.jpg
  - jennifer5 Re: ebonic jezykiem ameryki 19.07.05, 23:09
    
    ladny pies
    - i-love-2-bike Re: ebonic jezykiem ameryki 19.07.05, 23:40
      
      jennifer5 napisała:
      
      > ladny pies
      
      e tam lepszy hipek:))
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mmkkll Re: ebonic jezykiem ameryki 19.07.05, 23:07

SAN BERNARDINO Incorporating Ebonics into uh new skoo policy dat targets
negroid students, da lowest-achieving group in da San Bernardino City Unified
School District, may provide students uh mo' well-rounded curriculum, said uh
local sociologist.
The goal o' da district'spolicy iz ta improve negroid students' academic
performance by keeping dem interested in skoo. Compared wiff other racial groups
in da district, negroid students jet ta college da least an' gots da most
dropouts an' suspensions.
Blacks make up da second largest racial group in da district, trailing Latinos.
A pilot o' da policy, known as da Students Accumulating New Knowledge Optimizing
Future Accomplishment Initiative, has been implemented at two city schools.
Mary Texeira, uh sociology professor at Cal State San Bernardino, commended da
San Bernardino Board o' Education fo' approving da policy in June.
Texeira suggested dat including Ebonics in da program would be beneficial fo'
students. Ebonics, uh dialect o' American English dat iz spoken by many blacks
throughout da country, wuz recognized as uh separate language in 1996 by da
Oakland skoo board.
"Ebonics iz uh different language, it'snot slang as many believe,' Texeira said.
"For many o' deez students Ebonics iz they language, an' it should be considered
uh foreign language. These students should be taught like other students who
speak uh foreign language.'
Texeira said research has shown dat students learn bettah when dey fully
comprehend da language dey iz being taught in.
"There iz African Americans who do not agree wiff me. They say dat (black
students) iz lazy an' dat dey need ta learn ta jive,' Texeira said.
Len Cooper, who iz coordinating da pilot program at da two city schools, said
San Bernardino district officials do not plan ta incorporate Ebonics into da
program.
"Because Ebonics can gots uh negative stigma, We be not focusing on dat,' Cooper
said. "We iz affirming an' recognizing Ebonics through supplemental reading
books (for students).'
Beginning in da 2005-06 skoo year, teachers will receive training on negroid
culture an' customs. District curriculum will now include 411 on da historical,
cultural an' social impact o' blacks in society. Although da program iz aimed at
negroid students, other students can choose ta participate.
The pilot program at Rio Vista Elementary an' King Middle schools focuses on
second-, fourth- an' seventh-grade classes. District officials hope ta train
teachers from other schools usin' da program as uh model.
Board member Danny Tillman, who pushed fo' da policy, said dat full
implementation o' da program at all schools may take years, but da pilot program
iz uh beginning.
"At every step we's will see positive results,' Tillman said.
Tillman hoped da new policy would increase da number o' negroid students going
ta college an' participating in advanced courses.
Teresa Parra, board vice prezident, said she trippin' da new program would gots
an adverse effect.
"I'm afraid dat now dat we's gots dis here da Hispanic community, our largest
population, will say, 'We wants somethin' fo' us.' Next we'll gots da Asian
community an' da Jewish community (asking fo' they own programs). When will it end?'
Parra said da district should focus on helping all students who iz at risk.
"I've always thought dat we's should provide students support based on they
needs an' not on they race,' Parra said.
Tillman disagreed wiff Parra, saying programs dat he`p Latinos already exist in
da district. He cited da district'sEnglish- as-a-second-language program.
Texeira urged peeps not be quick ta judge da new program as socially exclusive.
She said peeps need ta be open ta da program.
"Everybody has prejudices, but we's mus' all learn ta control dat behavior,'
Texeira said. She said uh child'sself confidence iz tied ta his or her cultural
identity.
She compared da low performance o' negroid students ta starvation. "How can ya
be angry when ya feed uh family o' starving chil'ns?'
Ratibu Jacocks, uh member o' da Westside Action Group, uh coalition o' negroid
activists, said dey iz working wiff da district ta ensure da policy iz
implemented appropriately.
"This ain't uh feel-good policy. This iz da real thin',' Jacocks said.
Jacocks said he didn't believe da new policy would create animosity. He said he
welcomed da idea o' other ethnic groups pushing fo' they own programs.
"When ya iz doin' what'sright, others will follow,' Jacocks said. "We gots led
da way 'bfoe da civil-rights movement opened da do' fo' biAtchez'srights an'
other movements.' what the fuck sup now?

Idzie nawet zrozumieć, więc nie jest tak źle :).
abe_ltd no, macie tam wkoncu ebonic plague, nie? ;) n.t 19.07.05, 23:41
- i-love-2-bike Re: no, macie tam wkoncu ebonic plague, nie? ;) n 19.07.05, 23:42
  
  yo sis we hav da shit,know what I'm sayin.
  - abe_ltd Re: no, macie tam wkoncu ebonic plague, nie? ;) n 19.07.05, 23:55
    
    U hav' da shit... and plenty of it!

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