A lower proportion of children from non–English-speaking households received preventive medical care visits than their English-speaking peers. Researchers conducted a retrospective analysis of data ...

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A new review of more than 5,000 pediatric research articles found just nine percent include non-English speaking children or families. Findings were published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics and ...

American education has, until recently, focused primarily on meeting the needs of native English-speaking children. However, a large and growing number of students in U.S. schools come from homes ...

Four-year-old Michael and his two-year-old brother Adrian were nestled cozily at the foot of their home stairway. Scattered about them were their beddings, some selected toys and stuffed animals, and ...

For Leslie and Mark Begert, raising bilingual children in a predominantly English-speaking culture presented a challenge that many parents face: how to make language learning natural, engaging, and ...

As a child growing up in a Spanish-speaking, immigrant household, I had limited resources available to teach me English. My parents came to this country out of necessity in the 1980s from war-torn ...

The fifth-graders were completely absorbed in their game. Snatches of conversation were heard here and there, mingling with the constant tapping of keyboards and the charged hush of concentration that ...

Sesame Street characters and children from the Garden of Dreams Foundation celebrate the 30th anniversary of Sesame Street Live on Feb. 4, 2010 in New York City. As a child growing up in a ...