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"If all immigrants with an engineering degree had the proficiency of English only speakers," writes Rutgers professor Jennifer Hunt, "they would have conditional wages very close to those of natives (1.9% lower)".

It would not change other requirements for jurors, like being at least 18 years old and having English proficiency.

"Learning how to learn," including having basic proficiency in online technologies, is considered a distinct competence today.

And some of these "miracle" schools achieve better results by taking a smaller proportion of the hardest to educate students: those who have limited-English proficiency, those with disabilities, and immigrant children.

Those who have advanced proficiency in one language may apply for the Fellowship in a second East Asian language.

Some literacy groups say those who have English proficiency below the sixth-grade level are illiterate; other groups set the bar at the eighth grade.

But not enough of the students have achieved proficiency in those areas, and district officials said Kinsella had again failed to meet the standards under the federal No Child Left Behind law.

The core resident population is restricted to those who have sufficient proficiency in the respective country's official language.

Having proven their proficiency in multitasking, the squad is boldly taking on their next project — apparel.

Irrespective of whether medical graduates choose surgery as a final career path, having proficiency in essential surgical and emergency obstetrical skills is necessary for Tanzanian physicians.

Under the law, school districts must show improvement in many categories of students, including those who have limited English proficiency.