What are strengths that our multilingual students may bring

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Problem: Read chapter 1 in the Unlocking English Language Learners textbook "unlocking multilingual learners' potential" and answer. What are some strengths that our multilingual students may bring to the table? How can you use these strengths and incorporate them into your classrooms/lessons?

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