Thinking critically about ethical issues. Non-English speaking students are swelling in U.S. public schools. The situation has sparked a debate over how best to teach them. Some people favor a bilingual approach in which students would be taught in their native languages for a period of time- for example, until they had learned to read and write in that language- and then switched to English instruction. Opponents of the idea argue for instruction in English from the outset, with tutoring for students who require it. What are the moral considerations that should be considered in this debate? Analyze the issues and decide what is the most ethical solutoin. Explain your answer. * (I think that mostly English from the outset mixed with the native languages instruction in the classroom for all students, as well as tutoring for students in their native language is the best idea)