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30+ Reasons Learning a Second Language is Good

May 22, 2013June 23, 2021 Dinolingo 4 Comments bilingual children, bilingual families, Bilingualism, foreign languages, homeschooling, preK, second language

1 A child’s brain has a higher number of synapses (compared with an adult brain) and greater plasticity. This means

Language Acquisition

How to Create a Good Language Learning Environments

May 4, 2013August 8, 2021 Dinolingo 0 Comments bilingual, bilingual children, bilingual edge, Bilingualism, book review, code switching, How to Create a Good Language Learning Environments for Preschoolers, Is speaking a minority language (e, language acquisition, mixed families, second language

How to Create a Good Language Learning Environments for Preschoolers • Have fun integrating the language as a part of

Language Education

Pros and Cons of a bilingual household

March 4, 2013August 13, 2021 Dinolingo 0 Comments bilingual, bilingual children, bilingual edge, Bilingualism, book review, code switching, How to Create a Good Language Learning Environments for Preschoolers, Is speaking a minority language (e, language acquisition, mixed families, second language, Spanish) at home is better or worse?, Top Ten Reasons Why Speaking Two Languages Is Cool, What to do when bilingual kids mix languages, What to do when children reject to speak in the 2nd language, What to do when younger child does not want to speak the 2nd language

Is speaking a minority language (e,g, Spanish) at home is better or worse? King and Mackey mention a very

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What are the top ten most widely spoken languages?

March 4, 2013August 13, 2021 Dinolingo 1 Comment bilingual, bilingual children, bilingual edge, Bilingualism, book review, code switching, How to Create a Good Language Learning Environments for Preschoolers, Is speaking a minority language (e, language acquisition, mixed families, second language, Spanish) at home is better or worse?, Top Ten Reasons Why Speaking Two Languages Is Cool, What to do when bilingual kids mix languages, What to do when children reject to speak in the 2nd language, What to do when younger child does not want to speak the 2nd language

TOP TEN MOST WIDELY SPOKEN LANGUAGES IN THE WORLD (PERCENT OF WORLD POPULATION) (CIA world fact book ) 1. Mandarin Chinese

Bilingual Edge: Book Review

January 28, 2013June 30, 2021 Dinolingo 0 Comments bilingual, bilingual children, bilingual edge, Bilingualism, book review, code switching, How to Create a Good Language Learning Environments for Preschoolers, Is speaking a minority language (e, language acquisition, mixed families, second language, Spanish) at home is better or worse?, Top Ten Reasons Why Speaking Two Languages Is Cool, What to do when bilingual kids mix languages, What to do when children reject to speak in the 2nd language, What to do when younger child does not want to speak the 2nd language

Bilingual Edge: Why, When and How to Teach Your Child a Second Language by Kendall King, PhD & Alison Mackey, PhD

Language Education

Who is truly bilingual Anyways?

March 21, 2012November 21, 2019 Dinolingo 1 Comment bilingual, Bilingualism

According to the book “bilingual edge” balanced biliguals are the ones who 1. Read a newspaper article in both languages

Language Acquisition

What to do when a child does not want to speak

March 4, 2012November 21, 2019 Dinolingo 0 Comments bilingual, bilingual children, bilingual edge, Bilingualism, book review, code switching, How to Create a Good Language Learning Environments for Preschoolers, Is speaking a minority language (e, language acquisition, mixed families, second language, Spanish) at home is better or worse?, Top Ten Reasons Why Speaking Two Languages Is Cool, What to do when bilingual kids mix languages, What to do when children reject to speak in the 2nd language, What to do when younger child does not want to speak the 2nd language

What to do when a younger child does not want to speak the 2nd language “Whenever possible, try to spend

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Say “Hello” in a foreign language!

February 27, 2012June 30, 2021 Annique NYC 1 Comment basic language learning, bilingual education, Bilingualism, earlychildhood, foreign language, greetings, hello, language basics, language learning, language teaching

‘HELLO’ sounds different in many languages, and learning this word in a variety of languages is not only fun, but it’s also a game-changer!

Language Education

Doman Glenn: Children are Linguistic Geniuses

May 15, 2011October 18, 2021 Dinolingo 0 Comments babies, Bilingualism, children, flashcards, Glenn Doman, pedagogy

DOMAN GLENN Method (also known as Glenn Doman Method) In most simple terms, Glenn Doman method is showing babies flashcards

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