WIDA's ELP Standards, 2007 Edition. WIDA's standards outline the progression of English language development and exemplify how to teach academic language within the context of content area instruction.
But many politicians have changed their minds on seeking the White House. Before mounting his 2008 bid, then-Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) said he wasnât running. The following is The Hillâs list of 65 people who might run for president in 2016.assachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick â Will likely run for president at some point, but not in 2016. Sen. Bernie Sanders â The liberal Sanders, who is technically an independent, has said he would challenge Clinton if no one else from the left launches a bid.
Donald Trump still leads the Republican presidential field, but as his polling lead narrows, political observers continue to wonder whether the real estate mogul and rule-breaking candidate has a shot at winning his party's nomination, let alone whether he is a threat to make it all the way to the White House.s the race continues to develop, the question of whether the current GOP front-runner will be ultimately be seen as a viable contender for the nomination is a matter of ongoing debate. Here is a roundup of those who say The Donald has a chance of winningâand those who say he does not.