The World Speaks Spanish. Maybe Our Children Should, Too…
Spanish is everywhere. It fills the air in the colorful mercados of Mexico City, echoes through the cobblestone streets of Madrid, and rings out in the vibrant neighborhoods of Miami, Los Angeles, and Chicago. With more than 500 million native speakers and another 75 million who speak it as a second language, Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages on the planet. Its influence is only growing. For parents and educators thinking about the languages children should learn, the case for Spanish is compelling. And it seems the earlier the start, the better.
Why Black Families Should Consider French: Discovering the Profound Connections Between the French Language, Black History, and Future Opportunities
When American parents think about foreign language education for their children, Spanish usually tops the list. It makes sense—our proximity to Latin America and the growing Latino population make Spanish an obvious choice. But there’s another language with deep American roots and exceptional future prospects that deserves serious consideration, especially for Black families: French.
The Homeschooling Advantage: Why Twice-Exceptional Children Thrive When Learning at Home
Every child deserves an education that honors both their gifts and their challenges. For twice-exceptional children, homeschooling often provides the perfect solution.