KSS Immersion Schools Blog
Why is it Easier for Kids to Learn a Second Language?
Childhood is a “critical period” for language development, according to scientists. Kids’ brains soak up language like sponges, putting them at a linguistic advantage. Learning a new language is just more difficult for us adults.
KSS Immersion Schools COVID Operations Plan
Our top priority is a safe and healthy environment for students, their families and our faculty and staff. Our COVID operations plan has been prepared after careful review of the Center for Disease Control (CDC), state and county public health departments, and Community Care Licensing guidelines.
Why Kids in Language Immersion Programs are more Culturally Tolerant
How does early education play a role in how we perceive other people and cultures? Could language immersion change the way we think?
Children Who Learn a Second Language Perform Better in English Class
Students who learn a second language score better on reading comprehension tests than children who only speak English, say researchers.
Why Language Immersion Could Improve Your Child’s Memory
Research shows that language immersion boosts cognitive abilities, regardless of age. One of the benefits is a better memory, which is important for passing exams and improving quality of life.
Why Preschoolers Benefit the Most From Language Immersion
Although people can learn a new language at any age, research shows that children under 10 are most likely to succeed in language acquisition with native-speaker proficiency.
Does Early Childhood Language Immersion Increase Intelligence?
Did you know that kids who enroll in a Spanish immersion preschool could boost brainpower? Scientists say bilingual children are more intelligent, have more brain cells, and may even have increased brain size.
Why Childcare Services are Essential for Essential Workers
While many schools in the San Francisco Bay Area have closed their doors for the foreseeable future, essential workers can still benefit from childcare services at KSS Immersion Preschool, where children can also cultivate Spanish fluency.
Future Career Benefits of Early Spanish Language Immersion
Research shows that a second language can add up to 15 percent to someone’s salary, and provides unparalleled travel and social opportunities. Here are some of the potential long-term benefits for preschoolers who attend a language immersion school in San Francisco.
Proven Reasons to Learn a Second Language
Learning a second language provides a wealth of benefits that go well beyond the simple ability to talk to more people. The benefits of multilingual education affect everything from academic and career success to improved health.
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