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Luiginter Preparing Children for a Multicultural World
Recent remarks made by radio show host Don Imus have the whole country focusing on race. Parents can use this event as a teachable moment" to talk to their kids about being sensitive to racial remarks and understanding different cultures. They can also take this opportunity to emphasize to ...
Source: NYU Child Study Center
Encouraging a Curiousity for World Cultures
From outsourced jobs to diversity training to the world-wide web, Americans are becoming more connected to people in other countries than ever before. There's no question that today's children, in order to succeed in the world of tomorrow, need to have a rich understanding of life beyond our ...
Source: Parents' Choice Foundation
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Linguistic and Cultural Diversity -- Building on America's Strengths
As our nation becomes more linguistically and culturally diverse and as the issue of bilingual education becomes more...
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International Night: Activities for the Home
With the help of this Houghton Mifflin Education Place activity and some Parents' Choice award-winning products you can...
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Throw an Around the World Party!
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Educating the Expat Child: A guide to finding the ideal school overseas
Families moving abroad, whether for business, military service, or personal reasons, often face the dilemma of finding...
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Get Your Kid a Passport... Pronto!
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Family Travel Adventure Book Titles
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NCLB A Boon For English Language Learners
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