Education & EdTech

The biliteracy advantage: How heritage languages boost English proficiency and workforce readiness

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Marietta City Schools and McAllen Independent School District saw significant improvements in English language skills among multilingual learners by implementing literacy software that supports students' heritage languages alongside English instruction. This approach contradicts traditional methods and highlights the power of leveraging bilingual capabilities for better academic outcomes and workforce readiness, emphasizing the importance of embracing multilingualism in education.

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