In our multicultural world, many parents are choosing to send their kids to language immersion schools. Here’s how they work—and other resources for language learning.
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5 Spanish Language Learning Tools for the Kids
Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off September 15; what better way to celebrate than to introduce your kids to the Spanish language?
Are Girls Underdiagnosed for Dyslexia?
Girls can compensate for their dyslexia symptoms, meaning some girls with dyslexia might be overlooked.
Why More Dallas-Fort Worth Parents Are Homeschooling Their Kids
Families are choosing homeschooling for more reasons than religion
A High-Low Look at the Cost of Childcare
We’ve got the numbers for you
Meet the Fort Worth Mom Helping Families Raise Bilingual Children
Julia Wang, a Fort Worth mom of 2, was inspired to raise her children to be bilingual. But when she couldn’t find a fun kid-friendly language education program, she decided to create her own.
Ultimate School Survival Guide
After nearly three months of basically no bedtime, fun with Grandma and cousins, swimming, trips to the beach and sleeping…
What is Russian Math?
The teacher writes a complex problem on the whiteboard and then asks her students, a group of seventh-graders, to take…
Going Private
Aledo ● ALEDO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 400 Queen St.; aledochristianschool.com Year established: 1981 Religious affiliation: Christian Grades: K–12 Total enrollment: 30…
Going Private
Addison GREENHILL SCHOOL 4141 Spring Valley Road, Addison; greenhill.org Year established: 1950; Religious affiliation: None; Grades: Pre-K–12; Total enrollment: 1,300…
School Rules
Last spring, my son Chad, then a sophomore, was resigned to the fact that he wouldn’t go to college. So…
Why Every Child Needs a Mentor
Mentors can benefit kids of any age and background. Here’s how to find a role model your kid can look up to.
Teach Your Infant a Second Language
The best time to teach your child a second language is at the same times she’s learning the first.
Seven Ways to Give Summer Slide the Slip
To help avoid any summer setbacks, we spoke with five Dallas-Fort Worth educators to get their tips for keeping learning alive during the lull of summer.
<i>Two</i>
This picture book by award-winning author and illustrator Kathryn Otoshi is a tale of friendship and self-discovery.
<i>Alone in the Forest</i>
Make this work of storytelling through Indian folk art the first of its kind in your collection.
Is Your Child Ready for Preschool?
The question is rising to parents’ minds as we transition from summer into fall – is your child really ready for preschool?
Inspire Learning with Comics
Spark your kids’ interest in reading and writing with creative comic-strip writing and illustrating.
The Debate Over Early Music Education
The debate over how early is too early to begin a musical education warns that sometimes too much pressure can inhibit a child’s potential.
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