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Welcome to our LISD community! My child's name is [Child's Name], and they are participating in the Dual Language class because it fosters bilingualism and cultural understanding. As we approach the new school year, I feel [choose your emotion]. Our campuses are committed to implementing a global cultural awareness program that promotes fluency in multiple languages. With only 15 working days left, let's mentally prepare for school. This guide offers strategies for parents to support anxious children, including effective communication and constructive coping techniques. Together, we can ensure a successful transition!
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Our LISD Community Introduction Child’s Name My child is participating in the Dual Language class because__________________. I am (choose your emotion) about school starting.
Implement a global/cultural awareness program including a multiple-foreign language curriculum that leads to fluency K-12 in all schools.World Languages LISD Strategic Design 3.6:
Why is Dual Language Effective? Learning SpanishThrough the Content VERSUS Learning Spanish as the Content.
Only 15 Working Days Left…Let’s Get Ready! Positive Language Set the Stage Mentally Prepare
If my child is anxious… Reward Brave, Non-Anxious Behavior Ignore Behaviors That You Don’t Want Communicate Your Empathy Effectively Prompt Your Child to Cope Constructively
Parent Behaviors for Coping Constructively • Assess the Situation with Accuracy • How much am I helping and directing the situation? • How much help does my child ask of me? • Are the anxious behaviors of my child consistent? • Do I really need to step in? • What would be the worse thing to happen if I didn’t? Helping Your Anxious Child: A Step-by-Step Guide for Parents Rapee, Spence, Cobham & Wignall, 2000
DL Parent Collaborative 2013-2014 Innovating Learning for a Productive Student-Created Future • September 24th • November 5th • January 28th • April 29th
Immersion Kindergarten 1995 Texas Tech Graduation 2011