Iliana Vásquez-Ochoa is the principal of Holland Language Academy, in Holland, MI. She’s a leader who inspires us
As Dr. Anthony Muhammad stated in his recent blog post, “One critical need of a professional is access
María Ibarra is an inspiration to us, and it was such a delight to be able to interview
Authentic cultural experiences are critical to achieving the three-fold goal of immersion education. In order to build cross-cultural
“The inspired leaders and the inspired organizations regardless of their size, regardless of their industry, all think, act
The growth of dual language immersion programs is no small phenomenon. There are now thousands of immersion programs,
Hello parents! If your home is at all like mine during the summer, you’re constantly thinking and dreaming up
When the impressive results of a long-term study of Portland’s dual language immersion programs first came out last
addalingua co-founders, Lilah Ambrosi and Stacey Vanden Bosch joined NewSchools Venture Fund this month in San Francisco for
How do you define success for your immersion program? As Kenneth C. Williams, former educator and founder of Unfold
We are what we repeatedly do, excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. (Aristotle) Ongoing professional
Spanish and English are different. So why do we teach literacy as if they’re not? During addalingua working
addalingua believes in helping our immersion partner schools maximize the investment their communities have made in students becoming
U.S. Secretary of Education John King, Jr. recently traveled to California to address the CABE 2016 (California Association
We’re continuing our series on how to be a great immersion parent by suggesting another question that parents
When quality teachers have the support of strong program leaders who work to understand the complexity of dual language
Welcome back to our series on how to be a great immersion parent. We’re continuing to explore questions
Did you ever think about the ough blend in English? Where’s the consistency? Bough, rough, through, cough…ugh. It’s
