Posted in Books, language tools on Apr 26th, 2015
It is important to know how each student learns in order to make the teaching effective. Answering the following five questions can help determine a student’s learning style: What type of information does the student takes in best? Through which modality is sensory information most effectively perceived? How does the student prefer to process […]
Posted in Articles, Books, language tools on Jul 2nd, 2014
Benefit of bilingualism Raising children bilingual and bicultural is one of the main benefits that parents and educators can provide them. Although the common understanding of exposing children to more than one language is often equal to slow development, confusion and damage to the use of the first language, in reality bilingual children […]
Posted in Books, language tools on May 3rd, 2011
If your child, or a friend’s child birthday is coming up, take the opportunity to celebrate in Italian. Sing the birthday song in Italian: “Tanti Auguri a Te!” Tanti auguri a te! Tanti auguri a te! Tanti auguri a (name of the child), tanti auguri a te! Then gioca (play), read a libro (book) […]
Posted in Books on Apr 6th, 2011
“Mama, look at this fountain!” Victoria ran across the grass toward the large fountain. The water splashed and sprayed her face. The fountain was one of the many that adorned the park of the Caserta Palace, a former royal residence built for the Bourbon kings of Naples. The water felt cool on Victoria’s sweaty forehead. […]
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