Some English-Learner Programs Seen to Have Improvement Ceiling
Arizona's English-language learners do increasingly better on the state's standardized academic tests during each of the first three years they participate in special programs to learn English, but their performance on those tests stagnates or declines if they stay in those programs for more than three years, a policy brief by the Arizona Center...
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