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As for my (former) student, I think we all assumed from the very beginning that he understood English because he was from NZ. Whoops!
What I an finding ironic in this whole abbreviation confusion (on my part) is that I just had a student placed in my class that came from New Zealand and his primary language is Tongan. It was apparent within a few days that he could not read or write in English and struggled with math. Additionally, he was placed in 8th grade when he should have been in 7th. It took a few days to get him placed in the right grade and in a program that would support his learning a new language. If I can't fgure out abbreviations (as a professional educator) how frustrating it must be for a 12-year old to follow whole conversations!
I have used cell phones on a limited basis within the classroom. As not all of my students have Internet access with their phones or are limited in their ability to use their phone because of the service plan they have, I have not been able to do nearly as much as I want. I look forward to seeing what your thoughts are.