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| Official Opening of Little Linguists- Hoboken, NJ September 2019 |
Congrats to Little Linguists..Hoboken's Language Nursery! — with Little Linguists..Hoboken's Language Nursery.
Congratulations to Susan Costomiris and Margarita Garcia for this exciting new venture in bringing more choices to the families in Hoboken, NJ. For more information, please click HERE.
Susan Costomiris- is a Hoboken mom of an eighth-grade student at HoLa. She has been a Board Trustee of HoLa since 2009. She is also a board member of HOPES since 2015. Susan’s background is in Finance and Project Management.
Margarita Garcia- is a life-long Hoboken resident. Margarita is currently Hoboken Dual Language Charter School’s (HoLa) Summer Camp, Aftercare and Enrichment Coordinator since 2010. Previously Margarita worked as a Unit Director at the Boys and Girls Club, and at Stevens Cooperative.
Bilingualism is a very much examined and all around recorded research subject. Well-known sentiment is separated concerning what constitutes an appropriate bilingual child, and what benefits they may harvest from learning two dialects at the same time instead of acing one at that point acquainted with the others. At Little Linguists we immovably trust that a bilingual education readies any child for life all around of childcare and school.
Inside Little Linguists
Most ‘traditional’ daycares and schools center around the advancement of one dialect before acquainting one with a second or third dialect. We see, as proper bilingual training, the ideal approach, is presenting the kids to a second dialect at a considerably more youthful age, actualizes liquid learning forms, ESL educating and immersion, and thoughtfulness regarding two dialects paying little heed to a local foundation. The question is, what do the children take away from figuring out how to talk two dialects fluidly from such a youthful age?
Email info@llhoboken.com for pricing information. Please specify child’s age and if you are interested in full time, part time or after school care.
Inside Little Linguists
Most ‘traditional’ daycares and schools center around the advancement of one dialect before acquainting one with a second or third dialect. We see, as proper bilingual training, the ideal approach, is presenting the kids to a second dialect at a considerably more youthful age, actualizes liquid learning forms, ESL educating and immersion, and thoughtfulness regarding two dialects paying little heed to a local foundation. The question is, what do the children take away from figuring out how to talk two dialects fluidly from such a youthful age?
Email info@llhoboken.com for pricing information. Please specify child’s age and if you are interested in full time, part time or after school care.
