Michigan policy makers tour addalingua partner schools.
The familiar sound of ringing bells welcomed Michigan policy makers back to school on Monday morning–this time for
The familiar sound of ringing bells welcomed Michigan policy makers back to school on Monday morning–this time for
Thanks to all of you who listened to our first addalingua podcast exploring some of the key features that make up
Zeeland, MI — On Monday, October 26, addalingua will welcome a group of Michigan’s education policy makers to
Right out of the gate, State Superintendent Brian Whiston is looking at the big picture. With a horizon
October is Connected Educator month, and we’re delighted to join in the discussion surrounding global education and diversity
The findings may strike some as counterintuitive, but a new study, released jointly by Rice University and Houston
During addalingua’s August teacher training, U.S. Congressman Bill Huizenga addressed nearly 160 dual language immersion educators, administrators and
Hi, addalingua blog readers. My name is Dana Moeller, and I want to share a bit of
Last week we were honored to welcome over 160 dedicated dual language immersion instructors, administrators, policy makers, and
According to the prestigious Instituto Cervantes, the U.S.A. has become the second largest Spanish-speaking nation. Our 41
TED-ED recently published a short, but powerful new video explaining the significant brain benefits that accompany bilingualism. Research
We’ve previously discussed how bilingualism actually changes the human brain, helping to keep it healthy and delaying the
One of the most significant challenges facing dual language immersion programs is the shortage of teachers prepared
If you haven’t yet read Amelia Friedman’s article, America’s Lacking Language Skills, stop what you’re doing, and remedy
In the handy infographic from voxy blog below, you’ll find an overview of several of the cognitive, financial, and cultural benefits
Last week, Amelia Friedman, founder of Student Language Exchange, penned an article in The Atlantic on America’s Lacking Language
Last week we published the story of a recent interaction between Aída and a mother from a Spanish-speaking
At last month’s SXSWedu event in Austin, Sarah Roseberry Lytle, director of outreach at the Institute for Learning