How would you suggest the teacher in the following vignette deal with the student and the situation in general?

    How would you suggest the teacher in the following vignette deal with the student and the situation in general? Imagine you are a student who cannot read, write, speak, or comprehend English. You are sitting in a classroom where only English i How would you suggest the teacher in the following vignette deal with the student and the situation in general? Imagine you are a student who cannot read, write, speak, or comprehend English. You are sitting in a classroom where only English is spoken. Yet you are expected to master the language and the academic course content —and on top of that to pass the standardized state tests. While there is never a level playing field even for all of your native English-speaking counterparts, they are at least in a language comfort zone, while you struggle on two levels. It’s not surprising that you feel nervous, confused, angry, frustrated, and afraid of sounding “like a dummy” (Voices of Change, 2004, p. 20) Imagine also that your teacher is like nearly 90 percent of the teachers across the country who have never had training in techniques to help English language learners tackle their double load. Your teacher may be as frustrated as you are because of uncertainty regarding where to begin in order to meet your needs. Needs to be written on Word