Curious Kids: how do babies learn to talk?

How do babies learn a language? It begins in utero eavesdropping on their moms. As babies they listen to lots of speech, the connections in their brains are more sensitive to speech that is spoken in the environment around them.

Beginning Bilingual

California aims to increase the number of bilingual teachers by training preschool teachers who will work with dual-language learners

Half of the world is bilingual. What’s our problem?

Nearly half the world is bilingual. So why is the USA so slow in embracing the benefits of being multilingual?

More Talking in World Language Classes

Fostering an environment where it’s OK to make mistakes is step one in getting students to speak a new language.

Do You Speak My Language? You Should

In an increasingly global world, Americans should be adding, not slashing, opportunities for their children to learn another tongue.

Making the case for multilingualism – a timely reminder

Why multilingualism is critical for English speakers

A true national security threat — foreign language programs disappearing

The lack of foreign language programs will pose a risk to national security in the future

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