Bilingualism and Home Language
By Clayton Rackham
Bilingualism
Being able to experience new culture in their home language enriches a persons life but also shows them new concepts that help people become more unique. With each language a person may learn, they take it upon themselves to learn how the language is spoken, how it is used and what type of mannerisms are implemented in order to properly use it.
Home Language and Cultural Impact
However being exposed to a new type of culture and language can change a person's perspective and have a more enriched life.
Easier Learning
Different Way of Thinking
Good Listeners
Effectiveness of the Home and School Partnerships
On the other hand you have the School and the Partnerships in which help provides students with the tools and knowledge to become bilingual learners. This however can be anything from simple classes that are spoken differently which forces students to really participate or it could be students learning words and phrases from a new students that may not speak English fully.