Top Ten Myths Regarding Bilingualism
THE TOP TEN MYTHS ABOUT SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING 1. Only bilingual parents can raise bilingual children and bilingual parents always
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language acquisition
What Are the Best Methods to Learn a Second Language?
Most high schools and colleges require students to take foreign language classes. But, only 20 percent of United States citizens
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Is It Okay for My Child to Learn Two or More Languages at the Same Time?
Can your child learn two or more languages at the same time? The answer is yes. It’s easier for kids
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What Are the Easiest and Hardest Languages to Learn?
There are thousands of languages and dialects used in the world. Some are easier for English speakers to pick up
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How Much Time Should My Child Spend Learning a New Language Online?
Learning a new language takes time. Even for adults, it can be difficult to retain new information about a language.
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What Language Should My Child Learn?
There are a lot of things to consider when choosing a second language for your child to learn. A second
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What Are the Best Spanish Learning Websites and Apps For Kids?
DinoLingo explains which websites and apps are best to help your child learn Spanish.
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Why DinoLingo is a Great Language Learning Program For Kids
There are dozens of language learning platforms out there for kids. It is important to know which will teach your
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The Fastest Way to Learn a Second Language
Constant practice Practice makes perfect. The more time you take to learn something, the easier it gets. There is a
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What to do when bilingual kids mix languages
What to do when bilingual kids mix languages (code-switching, a.k.a. code-mixing)• Don’t worry if your child mixes languages—language mixing is
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Do Baby Signs Programs (Sign Language) Make Smarter Babies?
To investigate the question of whether baby signs programs help children acquire language earlier or advance their cognitive development, in
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How to Teach Toddlers and Infants a Language
Creating Good Language Learning Environments for Very Young Children (Ages 0–2) (p. 63) • Direct lots of rich, meaningful speech toward
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