Blog 11/19

A foreign speaking student poses special challenges that are different then the standard student. Even these students poses different challenges, depending on their understanding of the English language. A child that has no understanding of English, will be hard to communicate with. Also, they would not know the words needed for written communication. A student that understands the English words may still have problems with slang, or literary devices like puns, and hyperboles. The students that have spent most of their lives learning English would probably not be too different from other students, with the exception of universal problems for the foreign students. All the foreign students will have to face certain problems. The other students in the class maybe racist towards what ever creed the foreign student is. This will cause problems for the student that may or may not affect the student's work. The reverse of this is also true. Considering that much of the world is considered "Third World," and much of third world's people are of the peasant class, and are overall in worse shape then the poor of the United States. With this bad background and enough of them in on area, a gang can form. This occurs repeatedly examples being- Irish, Italians, Mexicans, and many other large groups of foreign born have produce gangs. Although gangs of any race can pose problems for students.