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Navarra, con un 70,5%, la segunda Comunidad con más alumnado en programas PAI
www.noticiasdenavarra.comNavarra, con un 70,5%, la segunda Comunidad con más alumnado en programas PAIEl porcentaje de escolares que estudian parte del currículo en inglés sigue creciendo. En ESO, uno de cada tres estudiantes participa en experiencias que utilizan el inglés o el francés como lengua vehicular -
SUPPORT SLIFE STUDENTS: Save Native Literacy, Stop Forced Exits
actionnetwork.orgSUPPORT SLIFE STUDENTS: Save Native Literacy, Stop Forced ExitsSUPPORT SLIFE STUDENTS: Save Native Literacy, Stop Forced Exits The SLIFE program is designed to serve multilingual learners who have interrupted or limited education. This is a legally mandated program for students who enter with literacy skills 2 or more years below grade level to exit with skills that allow them to access the general education curriculum. SLIFE programs provide intensive instruction in students’ native languages. Research shows that strong literacy skills in your first language are an indicator of literacy skills for second or third languages. BPS is mandating that we exit students after 2 years. SLIFE student exits need to be individualized and based on students’ academic needs. We oppose a 2 year, one size fits all model. Come join us on June 10th at the Bruce V. Bolling Building. 4:30pm Gather Outside 5:00pm School Committee Walk-In Check out the letter below and share widely! -
Bilingualism Delays Brain Aging By 6 Years
languagemagazine.comBilingualism Delays Brain Aging By 6 Years – Language MagazineNew research suggests that the more languages people speak, the younger their brains appear. Learning more languages, especially when younger, and achieving fluency in a second language also seem to slow brain aging. The research was presented at the recent Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS) Forum 2026 by Dr Lucia Amoruso from the Basque […] -
DNA just revealed the shocking origin of our language—it’s not what you think
www.futura-sciences.comDNA just revealed the shocking origin of our language—it’s not what you think – Futura-SciencesTracing Our Linguistic Roots Through DNA For millennia, dialects spread across Europe and the Caucasus, creating what we now call Indo-European languages. But diving into the clouded past of these languages isn’t easy—especially since writing only began to develop hesitantly around Mesopotamia at the time. So how do we reconstruct…





