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Click here for information on the latest in early language teaching methods. Materials & CurriculaDiscover a wealth of information on foreign language curricula and teaching materials. Student AssessmentFind information on how to assess students' foreign language skills. Search a database to find programs in your area. About Ñandutí![]() Ñandutí is a comprehensive resource on foreign language teaching and learning in grades preK-8. Based on the premise that learning another language is beneficial and that students of all ages can learn a language, the Center for Applied Linguistics (CAL) offers a variety of resources on this site for teachers and parents interested in children learning foreign languages. Benefits of Being BilingualResearch suggests that children who learn a second language are more creative and better at solving complex problems than those who do not. Studies have shown that bilinguals outperform similar monolingual peers on both verbal and nonverbal tests of intelligence and tend to achieve higher scores on standardized tests. Read More Exciting NewsThe National K-12 Foreign Language Survey, currently conducted by CAL, will provide information about language enrollments, the number of schools offering foreign language classes, types of language programs, curricula and methodologies, teacher qualifications and training, and the effects of NCLB, among other issues. Read More...
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