There is evidence to support all the following statements regarding second language learners and mathematics, EXCEPT:
A)Second language learners who have developed basic interpersonal communication skills in English will also have a sufficient math vocabulary.
B)English language learners need exposure early to math vocabulary in order to accelerate their math performance.
C)Difficulties with math can be overcome in time when an extra effort is made to learn the language and related math skills.
D)Lower performances on math assessments by English language learners relates more to lack of exposure to mathematical words and phrases then to lack of mathematical skill.

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There is no evidence to support the statement that second language learners who have developed basic interpersonal communication skills in English will also have a sufficient math vocabulary. In fact, research suggests that math language proficiency is often a separate skill from general language proficiency, and that specific instruction and support is needed to develop math vocabulary.

There Is Evidence to Support All the Following Statements Regarding