Since 1976, February's officially the month to celebrate the historic triumphs and incredible contributions of African Americans to society. In most schools across the United States, February is filled with lessons on individuals and historic movements, but what teachers want you to know about Black History Month is bigger than you think
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How learning a new language is good for the soul
“The limits of my language are the limits of my world”, wrote the philosopher Wittgenstein. But for a bilingual, the boundaries are pushed, and the world opened up, by the gift of dual perception.