Are state tests unfair to ESL kids?
Should state tests be given in other languages to ESL?
Students should be allowed to take the state tests in the language they know best.
Some words just don't translate
It is not only Hispanic students that struggle with ESL
ESL students should be allowed to take tests in the language they feel comfortable with
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