Mandarin Immersion Parents Council
Information for parents of kids in Mandarin immersion education
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- A $52,000 private Mandarin immersion school opens as San Francisco Unified’s waitlists grow
- Once again, a district sets out to destroy a Mandarin immersion program
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Author: Elizabeth Weise
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Immersion programs see interest skyrocket in St. Cloud schools Challenge: How to assess progress Sep. 12, 2013 9:12 PM | Teacher Feng Dong leads second-grade students through a lesson at Madison Elementary School on Tuesday. / Dave Schwarz, dschwarz@stcloudtimes.com Written by Danielle Cintron Schools are continuously measuring student progress to identify improvement areas, but for…
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15 reasons why Chinese is easy to learn. Please read the post here.
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A Chinese Immersion language program for a Schaumburg elementary school’s youngest kids has opened the door to a variety of cultural opportunities for the entire student body. On Thursday, Campanelli School received five new Chinese drums donated by the Taiwanese Overseas Compatriot Affairs Council, then students watched a performance on them by the accomplished players…
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By KRISTIN PALPINI @kristinpalpini Thursday, September 5, 2013 (Published in print: Friday, September 6, 2013) SPRINGFIELD — Trustees of the Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion Charter School grilled its executive director Thursday night about what the chairwoman called a “troubling” lack of communication when he filed a prospectus with the state to start a similar school…
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LETTER FROM CHINA A Moniker Only a Mister Could Like By DIDI KIRSTEN TATLOW Published: August 27, 2013 BEIJING — “Have you noticed how woman opinion leaders are being called ‘Mr.’ on Weibo?” asked my sharp-eyed friend Mei Zhang, referring to the influential Twitter-like microblogs. She was right. In scattered online references subsequently confirmed in interviews,…
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By DEBRA SCHERBAN @DebraScherban Thursday, August 29, 2013 (Published in print: Friday, September 6, 2013) HADLEY — The executive director and a trustee of the Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion Charter School aim to open a second school near Boston, even as the Hadley school expands into the secondary grades. Richard E. Alcorn, the school’s…
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The Chinese reading web site 5Q Channel has begun offering one free story per month for non-members, to give them a sense of the content the site has available. The first story is “The Peasant and the Devil”. You can access it at http://www.5qchannel.com/qqflash2011/ja032ta_free.htm The site will announce new stories on its Facebook page at…