Comments on: My Daughter Is Bilingual Thanks To Her Teachers

By: Making Sure Spanish Is Not Lost By The Third Generation | SpanglishBaby™

Making Sure Spanish Is Not Lost By The Third Generation | SpanglishBaby™ — Fri, 21 Jun 2013 08:01:53 +0000

[...] many ways I feel the same way as Roxana when she wrote, in an earlier post, My Daughter is Bilingual Thanks To Her Teachers, about the important role teachers have played in developing my daughters bilingualism. For the [...]

By: suzanne

suzanne — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 17:49:31 +0000

Your post came just in time for me. We have decided to switch Sabrina from a Spanish day care to an English one It was a very hard decision but the truth is I am trying to look at day care options as places that allow kids to be kids and I have been struggling with how strict a lot of the language-based day cares are in town We decided that Sabrina is Spanish-dominant thanks to me and my hubby (school reinforced it, helped it), but sometimes language should not be the 1st criteria to consider in day care options Guess who can see what my next post will be about. It has literally brought me to tears this past week…..

By: Xochitl

Xochitl — Mon, 17 Dec 2012 17:05:37 +0000

Teachers are truly heroes, they do an amazing job working with our kids everyday, I honestly haven’t thanked them enough but I will, thank you for your post Roxana.

By: Susan

Susan — Mon, 17 Dec 2012 12:22:47 +0000

Thank you for this lovely post. So often you hear nothing but bad things about the teachers, the schools, the drop out rate, poor test scores etc. This was a very nice picture of the work that some teachers do, and that for many teachers it is their passion and love to work with children. This post was a great way to start my day, and I am also being thankful for the many wonderful teachers who have touched my life and those of my children.