There are hundreds of customer ratings and reviews online for Dinolingo language learning website and app. Here are some of them: Dino Lingo Online Subscription Review by the The Inquisitive Mom I wasn’t very excited about Dino Lingo when I first saw it because I thought it was just for little kids. But, when I …
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Hello, there are hundreds of language learning websites and apps around the world. We have created the list below by using Google Seo tools & Wikipedia. (USA – Feb 2021). It is not complete. Please feel free to email us your favorite language learning website or app for this page. “x” means the information should …
There are hundreds of different language learning websites and apps around the world besides DinoLingo. The majority of them teach only English since it’s the most popular language to learn. It’s common that different language companies have different methodologies and use different approaches; like the immersion vs. bilingual, gaming vs. memorization, or speaking the language vs. …
There are hundreds of free and paid English learning resources for children online. We have put a list of fifteen English learning websites and apps for your children. Dino Lingo Babbel Rosetta Stone Little Pim DuoLingo Youtube Outschool Amazon Muzzy BBC 123 teach me Preply Digital Dialects Abcmouse Ixl Adapted Mind Juni Coding for kids …
Identity is something that some people wrestle with whilst growing up. This can be more common for multicultural families, and third culture kids. The feeling of being treated differently by others can encourage mixed people to reach out in search of groups that they can identify with that helps them develop a sense of belonging …
In some of our previous blogs, we’ve talked about Enjoying Reading with your Child and Making Reading a Routine Reality. But how about helping children to become independent readers? Author, teacher trainer, and owner of her own language school in Japan, Mari Nakamura, has developed a Three-Stage Literacy Program at her school, English Square. In …
Recent studies show that “multilingual exposure improves not only children’s cognitive skills but also their social abilities” (“The Superior Social Skills of Bilinguals”, The New York Times, March 11, 2016). Whilst I’m wary of sound bites that may mistakenly encourage us to think that people are ‘superior’ simply by virtue of speaking more than one …
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1. Make books part of your family life – Always have books around so that you and your children are ready to read whenever there’s a chance. We have a few low bookshelves dedicated to our kids and they’ve always enjoyed being able to access them freely (even if it sometimes drove us to distraction …
It’s generally recognized that most people across the globe are bilingual or multilingual and use 2 or more languages or dialects in everyday life. And the diversity of bilinguals within multicultural societies continues to grow. Beyond sharing fascinating facts about how this came to be (Bilingualism’s Best Kept Secret), Prof. Grosjean addresses 11 of the …
Reading with your children from an early age helps to foster strong learning habits
Have you ever wondered what benefits your child could receive by learning a second language while they are still young? There are some surprising and wonderful benefits of bilingualism. We have gathered 15 of them for you to consider. A child’s brain is better equipped to learn a new language. They have a higher number …
DinoLingo explains how to raise a bilingual child by answering questions from parents.
Online lessons for kids: dinolingo.com Get fairy tales and storybooks in online or from your local library Children love shared reading time and regardless of language acquisition they will always remember the time they spent with you reading books.Try to find books with good illustrations. Look at the pictures with your child, point to things …
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Start Simple Start with some simple greetings and every day words.E.g. good morning/ how are you? Be consistent, use the words or phrases you have chosen every day. Items in your environment that you see or use every day can be used repeatedly and naturally in the 2nd language.Here you are/thank you, good morning/goodnight,Ball, …
DinoLingo tells multicultural families how to raise their children as bilingual. We have tips to help parents teach their children two languages as they grow.
A recent study found that small children who live in neighborhoods where more than one language is spoken are more likely to learn from and interact with people from different backgrounds. This means, no matter what language is spoken at home if a child grows up in an ethnically rich neighborhood, he/she is more likely …
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It is well known that English is the most common foreign language in all around the world but did you know that Tagalog is the most common foreign language in Saudi Arabia and Polish is a language that is very familiar to the British? What is more surprising is Argentinians hear more Italian than Spanish …
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A recent study conducted at MIT showed that adults’ understanding of grammar decreases if they actively pay attention to grammar and try to decode unfamiliar grammatical structures. The study which made the subjects listen to an artificial language for 10 minutes either passively or actively concluded that listening while focusing on grammar actually reduced the …
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When individuals study foreign languages they tend to focus on expanding their vocabulary as fast as they can without paying attention to paralanguage that is “how” people say things versus “what” people say. During these days where everybody is talking about soccer/football, one can see how much variation there is when it comes to saying …
It has been already proven that speaking two languages delays dementia. A research team from Scotland provided further evidence to this fact by conducting another study with 835 subjects where they controlled the early childhood IQ. They measured the cognitive abilities of the participants when they were 11 and after they reach their 70’s. The findings indicated …
