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Education Games For Youngsters, Good Plan? By : Daniel Foote Educational games for youngsters are literally all over the place. They range from real-life board games to free of charge over the internet games. Bilingual Education Helps Those Struggling with English By : Scholastic With a growing minority of youth in America that speaks poor or no English, bilingual education - along with English as a Second Language (ESL) classes - has become an important part of maintaining a well educated citizenry. Pros and cons of keeping the native language of the adopted child By : Boris Gindis, Ph.D. If adoption is on your mind, you should think through your strategies on native language issues of your future child well in advance. Indeed, the preservation of the first language is a "hot" topic for many adoptive parents who often have to choose between their hopes and dreams and the reality of parenting a traumatized post-institutional child. The article points out at some aspects of development of your internationally adopted child, which you should consider deciding on the child’s native language preservation.

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Center for cognitive-developmental assessment and remediation of internationally adopted children

An INDEX of
selected resources that can help you find answers to your adoption related questions

With its rich language and intricate plot
Monster, Oil on Canvas reads like a classic novel.

In the ultimate Russian-American culture merge,
it’s the product of
a Russian mind woven in the English Language.

It features both moving and grotesque characters,
a wild intrigue and, while not a prevalent motif, an international adoption subplot vital
for the storyline.