Sentence examples for bilingual learning from inspiring English sources

Rather, one must become bilingual, learning to use (and keep separate) the incongruently structured lexical taxonomies underwriting different laws and theories.

But the trials in bilingual learning are chipping away at barriers to equality.

These students' bilingual learning is greatly affected by the learning strategies they employ.

Another choice is the school's dual-language program, which fosters bilingual learning among students who are split roughly 50-50, according to Spanish or English dominance.

In combination with the two direct language measures, it excellently identified the presence or absence of LI in and across monolingual and bilingual learning contexts.

The New Schools Network, which promotes free schools, said: "Despite the intense scrutiny they are under, the overwhelming majority of free schools are delivering on their promise to pupils and parents: providing excellent education whether through bilingual learning, extended days or specialist curricula".

Mayo, Florentine, and Buus (1997), for example, compared performance of native listeners with that of early bilinguals, who learned a second language before age 6 years, and late bilinguals, learning it after age 14 years.

"When I tell my friends that my children are in a bilingual school learning Mandarin, some are shocked," Ms. Gamble said.

Children may also become bilingual by learning languages in two different social settings; for example, British children in British India learned an Indian language from their nurses and family servants.

In Arizona Mr. Unz railed, as he had in California, against districts for allowing some students to languish for six years or more in bilingual programs, learning neither English nor their native language well.

Those who advocate BS as an introduction to another language, such as American Sign Language (ASL), advocate early bilingual language learning.