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A PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY OF BILINGUAL EDUCATION TOWARDS INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION

A PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY OF BILINGUAL EDUCATION TOWARDS INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION by Yang Zou A Dissertation Presented in Partial Fulfilments Of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Education or Doctor of Philosophy Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA 2020 APPROVED BY: Name and degree, Committee Chair Name and degree, Committee Member Name and degree, Committee Member ABSTRACT Bilingual education enables international students with limited English proficiency to develop essential cognitive skills, such as problem-solving, logical explanations, and critical thinking. Learners get the opportunity to express and efficiently convey their thoughts with vocabulary one to tend to possess in each language. The purpose of this phenomenological study is to describe the experiences

November 25, 2025 5:04 pm

Addressing Conflict and Trauma

Addressing Conflict and Trauma Students Name Institution Affiliation Date Addressing Conflicts and Trauma Dealing with the aftermath of tragedy is a difficult situation. The administrator worked with staff to attain “normalcy” after the traumatic event, although it was challenging and difficult. Apart from giving staff the support they needed, the administrator considered the impact of the event on the clients. The administrator intergraded their administrative and clinical social skills to intervene at different levels in the organization departments. Also, the administrator developed a plan of action to deal with conflict resolution while supporting the clients, staff, and other stakeholders to give them closure and move forward from the traumatic experience. The administrator used problem-solving skills, where she acknowledged and

November 26, 2025 3:54 pm

Research Proposal: How would autonomous vehicle impact people in American society?

Research Proposal: How would autonomous vehicle impact people in American society? Introduction The debate about autonomous cars and their perceived impact often draws mixed reactions from different communities across the United States. Although at the testing stage, it is apparent that sooner, driverless cars will be the next new thing. Both positive and negative impacts are projected upon the commercialization of the autonomous vehicles in American society. There are those that project that AVs will be a game-changer in the transportation industry yielding great benefits to the public across the country. Also, some feel that autonomous cars might be accompanied by major issues such as accidents and thus, lead to devastation among the people. However, regardless of the mixed reactions,

November 23, 2025 12:31 pm

What is a Kotatsu Sofa? Where to Buy One

What is a Kotatsu Sofa? Where to Buy One A Kotatsu sofa got invented to use with the Kotatsu table. The ancient Japanese developed a short-legged table with a heat source placed underneath. A futon, an old Japanese blanket type, then got put on the table to cover it entirely. As a result, the warmth from the heat source could not escape. This kind of table was called a Kotatsu. The Japanese could sit around and enjoy the warmth emitted by the heat source. They could then use charcoal fire or light a lamp and place it under these tables as their heat source. Because the Japanese love and value their culture, they still use the Kotatsu today. But due

November 25, 2025 4:03 am

GIDEON VS. WAINWRIGHT

GIDEON VS. WAINWRIGHT Student’s name Institutional affiliation Course title Date of submission Gideon vs. Wainwright Introduction The case found itself to the Supreme Court after Gideon committed breaking into a pool hall. The court denied Gideon the right to access a state law even though he could hire one. Following Florida’s laws, a suspect who has been convicted of a serious offense is the one who is accorded a lawyer, unlike the case of Gideon, which is considered a felony. Witnesses were presented before the court to defend Gideon, and they greatly argued for him being innocent and denied giving testimony by himself. Gideon was later sentenced to a five-year jail term after being

November 25, 2025 6:33 am

Patriotism Abroad: Overseas Chinese Students’ Encounters with Criticisms of China.

Patriotism Abroad: Overseas Chinese Students’ Encounters with Criticisms of China. The largest group of international students in America is made up of Chinese students. The lack of engagement or engagement of these students with host students and the campus community has raised concerns. Henry Chiu Hail explores these issues in his article “Patriotism Abroad: Overseas Chinese Students’ Encounters with Criticisms of China.” International education cause conversations between foreign and host students, which can result in positive, friendly feelings and mutual understanding, and at times it constraints interactions between students. I believe that more positive friendships and experiences would be built if the domestic students and host students talked together. Despite this being true, anecdotal experiences of Chinese students observed by

November 26, 2025 3:06 am