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Sensory-Friendly Strategies for Stress-Free Holiday Gatherings
The end of the year ushers in a season of holiday cheer, happiness, and gatherings with family and...
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Tips for Language Expansion During Thanksgiving Break
“There are not enough hours in the day.” “Add this to my list of things to take care of tomorrow.” ...
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Fun and Educational Weekend Activities to Foster Language Growth in Children
November invites us to slow our pace at work and school, to spend more time with family and to...
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Multilingual and Multicultural Therapy
“I speak Spanish to God, Italian to women, French to men, and German to my horse.” This quote is...
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Evaluating the Bilingual Student
The United States has experienced a significant increase in the number of students with cultural,...
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