Why a Better Education Means a Bilingual Education for our Students?

In the News

February 21 was Mother Language Day, February is also Black History Month and March is the month of the Francophonie. Most of our students are at the center of these celebrations: they are multilingual, they are black and they are the “Francophonie," this truly diverse plurilingual and pluricultural space where French cohabits with other languages.

Emmanuelle Le Pichon, University of Toronto, outlines the challenges that are still standing in the way of adopting multilingual online learning platforms in the classroom, although many are, in fact, available and ready to be integrated.

Virtual Event on March 20 at 4PM

Celebrate Francophonie Day with author and educator Fabrice Jaumont speaking about his acclaimed book The Bilingual Revolution, The Future of Education is in Two Languages.

Book Highlight

La leçon de couture, écrit et illustré par Deana Sobel Lederman, est une histoire pour expliquer en douceur la pandémie aux jeunes enfants.

Dual Language Education

As no dual-language program existed nearby, five Brooklyn mothers took on the challenge of creating a Japanese-English program from scratch—the first of its kind in New York City.

Podcast Révolution bilingue

‎Passage par le Sénégal et l'Université Cheick Anta Diop de Dakar pour une discussion sur l'éducation plurilingue avec le professeur Mbacké Diagne. La situation des langues au Sénégal est représentative du bain linguistique dans lequel les nations africaines évoluent.