Bilingualism Can Help Close Learning Gaps for Immigrant Students
While exposing children to more than one language is all the rage among affluent parents, lower-income immigrant kids may benefit most of all.
Children play with iPads and the apptivity app at Westfield shopping Centre on August 21, 2012 in London, England. The new app from toy maker Mattel allows children use Hot Wheels, Batman, WWE and other toys to interact with an Apple iPad.
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