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Research clearly demonstrates the need for positive human interactions in order to optimize a child’s brain development: with language, cognitive, social, and motor skills and bilingualism. Through the interplay of nature and nurture in the transactional model, parents and caregivers play pivotal roles in providing an environment that encourages discovery learning in these areas. Learning another language in early childhood shapes the brain to be stronger in certain cognitive skills and more receptive to language. These interactions are influential from as early as birth and promote benefits that are evident during the school years and span decades.
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PreK, Kindergarten, 1st, Homeschool, Not Grade Specific
English Language Arts, Math, Geometry, Science, Anatomy, World Languages, Spanish, Arts & Music, Music, ESL-EFL-ELL