Tuesday, June 26, 2012

The Role Of Process Formalization In The Early Phases Of The Innovation Process With English Language Learner (ELL) Students


During the recent times, many scholars have tried to identify the factors that led to the emergence of the Second World War. Most of the issues that led to the war were based on economic issues especially the need for some developed countries to access the resources of the poorly developed countries. This process was described as colonization. Most of the people from the poor countries were not in favor of what was being subjected to them. 
As a result, the local population undertook much resistance in an effort to prevent the colonizers from utilizing their resources. In trying to colonize these countries, the developed countries used various mechanisms for instance collaborating with the local administrators. Most of the local administers were not ready to collaborate with the colonizers and as a result the colonizers resulted to using force. However, it can be noted that not all the colonizers had negative attitude in whatever they did. Some of them really had the desire to help the poor countries in a variety of ways. 
For example, those who did not resist so much were able to get access to services like hospitals, schools, and improved infrastructure. Therefore, it can be concluded that this whole process was seen to have both the negative and positive effects towards the local population. Making any judgment regarding the activities of the colonizers therefore requires an advanced understanding of such issues. To clearly understand this, the students needs to ascertain the role of process formalization in the early phases of the innovationprocess with English language learner (ell) students together with other languages.