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Agathe Laurent and Sabine Landolt discussed their book Can We Agree to Disagree? for the Paris American Club a few weeks ago. They provided tips and tricks to foster mutual understanding at work. Watch now! https://youtu.be/9Qzte5nvopo #CanWeAgree #ParisAmericanClub

"Written in a simple narrative style with an eye for recreating dialogue-driven scenes, Immigrant Dreams is exemplary of the immigrant experience and the American dream, both now under siege by the current administration." The Southampton Press Immigrant Dreams by Barbara Goldowsky https://www.tbr-books.org/product/immigrant-dreams... #BookReview #ImmigrantDreams #Memoir #27East

Pour Christine Hélot, il faut valoriser toutes les langues ! Ecouter l'épisode de Révolution bilingue avec la Professeure Christine Hélot qui revient sur la situation de l’éducation bilingue en France, la place de l’anglais, de l’arabe et des langues régionales. https://apple.co/30Z0tZH... #RevolutionBilingue #Podcast #bilingue #education #langue #langueregionale #France

Researchers are busting the myth that multiple languages can confuse kids in the classroom. #bilingualism #speakingspanish #heritagelanguage #nativelanguage #reading University of Delaware ConsumerAffairs

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"An incredible, engaging book describing the historical role of French Education. Ross describes the past 200 years of French education in New York City, and her analysis provides fascinating insights about globalization in practice. A must read for anyone interested in the changing historical and diplomatic nature of Franco-American relations." Jocelyn Fahlen Two Centuries of French Education in New York: The Role of Schools in Cultural Diplomacy by Jane Flatau Ross

The global crisis has really made people re-evaluate priorities. ... For some people like myself, it might be reconnecting with their roots, Danielle Colayco said. #Languages #Tagalog #asianamericans #learnlanguage

I was looking for a way to address the pandemic in a gentle way that kids could understand Deana Sobel Lederman about her series of three children’s stories about the pandemic: The Sewing Lesson, Masks and Henry Noah a Rainbow Story. #Childrensbook #Kidlit #pandemic #illustration

Although around 1.5 million people still speak Nahuatl, linguists consider it endangered because it’s not being passed on to the next generation, partly as a result of the legacy of colonization and the stigma still attached to speaking indigenous languages in Mexico. #Mexico #Nahuatl #indigenouslanguages

Cuteness Alert! We're just received our new bookmarks from Deana Sobel Lederman's series, Rainbows, Masks and Ice Cream! Get yours when ordering on tbr-books.org! #bookmark #Kidlit #Illustration

There are nearly 7,000 languages and dialects in the world, yet only 7% are reflected in published online material, according to Whose knowledge? #indigenouslanguages #languages #web | BBC Future

Barbara Goldowsky said she had to write so she began to cull her autobiographical essays, all the while thinking of herself and her brother coming over in 1950 and how different their story would have been had it happened now. Read now Barbara Goldowsky's interview about her recently released memoir, Immigrant Dreams #ImmigrantDreams #Book #Interview #Immigration #AmericanDreams

In this short interview, Brian Zager, the Principal of Lafayette Academy in Manhattan discusses his current and upcoming work on bilingual education programs in NYC public schools! #BilingualRevolution *Recorded at NYC Bilingual Fair in November 2019*