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Breaking Down the Monolingual Wall III

Premise: Nationally, there is a higher demand for biliteracy....

A Bilingual Path to Literacy Success

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Millions for Linguistic Research

The Institute of Education Sciences has granted more than $100 million for education research across a wide array of subjects and topics. Over one-fourth...

Language Bias

Programmers for Google have discovered sexist bias in their machine-induced word embeddings. There are many nuances and implications tied up in language. Not only do...

ISLS

The ISLS Family Spanish Camp is the only one of its kind in all of Latin America. It is designed for parents who want...

Si Puebla

The Spanish Institute is a highly regarded Spanish Language School, specialized in teaching the Spanish language and its culture through 8 levels (3 weeks...

Bilingualism Boosts U.S. Labor Market

Bilinguals, who can read and write in English and their native language, drop out of high school at lower rates, enter higher status occupations,...

Dual-language Programs Improve Reading Skills

According to a recent study, the first of its kind and scale, students enrolled in dual-language immersions programs, in which students are taught in both...

Skills for a Multilingual, Global Learning Community

Edynn Sato offers strategies for educators to help multilingual learners develop academic literacies and succeed across multiple academic disciplines and contexts In our increasingly diverse and...

Canada Considers Immigration for International Students

Canada’s Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister John McCallum says his government will be looking at ways to make the immigration process easier for international students. "International students...

Will Every Student Succeed?

America's new federal education bill has grand aspirations, but will it live up to them? In December, President Obama signed the new iteration of the...

Fact or FICTION: The PLOT thickens

Stephen Krashen argues that self-selected pleasure reading of fiction is key to complex text comprehension for first- and second-language learners I focus on one aspect...

Listen and Read to Achieve

Erwin Tschirner explains the rationale behind an important new study to determine proficiency-level expectations for advanced learners in listening and reading Last year, the American...

November 2015

Fact or FICTION: The PLOT thickens Stephen Krashen argues that self-selected pleasure reading of fiction is key to complex text comprehension for first- and...
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