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LolasLadies | Fri Apr-09-10 01:15 PM |
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#2141, "RE: Dual Immersion Language Programs"
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Do the kids who go through "normal" classes get exposed to another language? Or is it all or nothing?
I attended a Catholic school that started teaching Spanish in 2nd grade as a SMALL portion of each school day, just like any other subject. By the time I was in middle school, I could write nearly fluently and speak conversationally. I think exposing them to the language at a young age is the key, not necessarily immersing them into it.
And anyway... who needs a fluent 8-year-old? KWIM? LOL Unless you plan on using them as your translator if you're traveling abroad  Loren GGG Jan.2005 @ 28wks
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 | Dual Immersion Language Programs
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