Language Exposure and Use Calculator

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With Primary Teacher(s)

50% - Speaks English at School

With Student

50% - Speaks English at School

With Other School Personnel

50% - Speaks English at School

Area	Total Hours in English
With Primary Teacher(s)	7.50 hours
With Students	7.50 hours
With Other School Personnel	5.00 hours
Total Overall Hours in English	20.00 hours
Percentage of Time Speaking in English at School	50%
Percentage of Time Speaking in Home Language at School	50%
Assumptions: 168 hours in a week, 8 hours per day sleeping, 40 hours at school, and 72 hours outside of school. We assume students spend 3 hours per day with students and with teachers for 5 days a week, bringing a total of 15 hours per week. We assume students spend 2 hours a day with other school personnel for 5 days a week, bringing the total to 10 hours per week with other school personnel. In total, the weekly hours combined to be 40 hours.

With Primary Teacher(s)

50% - Listens to English at School

With Student

50% - Listens to English at School

With Other School Personnel

50% - Listens to English at School

Area	Total Hours in English
With Primary Teacher(s)	7.50 hours
With Students	7.50 hours
With Other School Personnel	5.00 hours
Total Overall Hours in English	20.00 hours
Percentage of Time Listening in English at School	50%
Percentage of Time Listening in Home Language at School	50%
Assumptions: 168 hours in a week, 8 hours per day sleeping, 40 hours at school, and 72 hours outside of school. We assume students spend 3 hours per day with students and with teachers for 5 days a week, bringing a total of 15 hours per week. We assume students spend 2 hours a day with other school personnel for 5 days a week, bringing the total to 10 hours per week with other school personnel. In total, the weekly hours combined to be 40 hours.

The teacher survey indicated that, during the child's time at school, which represents approximately one-third of their waking hours, their overall input/output in English is 50% and their overall input/output in (home language) is 50%.
Category	Average Percentage
Overall Input/Output in English at School	50%
Overall Input/Output in Home Language at School	50%
The teacher survey indicated that, during the child's time at school, which represents approximately one-third of their waking hours, their overall input/output in English is 50% and their overall input/output in (home language) is 50%.

After School

50% - Speaks English outside of School

Evenings/Nights

50% - Speaks English outside of School

Weekends

50% - Speaks English outside of School

After School

50% - Listens to English outside of School

Evenings/Nights

50% - Listens to English outside of School

Weekends

50% - Listens to English outside of School

Area	Total Hours in English
After School	7.50 hours
Evenings/Nights	7.50 hours
Eeekends	16.00 hours
Total Overall Hours in English	31.00 hours
Percentage of Time Listening in English Outside of School	43%
Percentage of Time Listening in Home Language Outside School	57%
Assumptions: 168 hours in a week, 8 hours per day sleeping, 40 hours at school, and 72 hours outside of school. We assume students spend 3 hours per day with students and with teachers for 5 days a week, bringing a total of 15 hours per week. We assume students spend 2 hours a day with other school personnel for 5 days a week, bringing the total to 10 hours per week with other school personnel. In total, the weekly hours combined to be 40 hours.

The parent survey indicated that, during the child's time at outside of school, which represents approximately two-thirds of their waking hours, they hear and use English 43% of the time and hear and use (home language) 57% of the time.
Category	Average Percentage
Overall Input/Output in English Outside of School	43%
Overall Input/Output in Home Language Outside of School	57%
The parent survey indicated that, during the child's time at outside of school, which represents approximately two-thirds of their waking hours, they hear and use English 43% of the time and hear and use (home language) 57% of the time.

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