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Q 1. ELL Student Interview Interview a current or former ELL about his or her experiences with PLS at school. Did any teacher or paraprofessionals speak his or her language? Was the student allowed to speak to other students in the home language in the classroom? What specific PLS strategies, if any, did the student's teachers use? Did the student find these strategies helpful?

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According to our textbook, PLS means Primary Language Support which can be defines as “Using a student’s home language during English as a second language (ESL) or sheltered-English content-area instruction to make the English instruction more comprehensible.” For this research activity I called up my nephew who is an ELL and his L1 is Spanish. He said that his experiences with PLS at school is somewhat on the positive side. The teachers and para professional (most of them) spoke his language, that is, Spanish. He did not face any problem here.