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Feels like English just opens up way more opportunities globally, so prioritizing it probably sets kids up better for the future.
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by meeraiyerEditorial
Feels like English just opens up way more opportunities globally, so prioritizing it probably sets kids up better for the future.
English opened doors for me that my parents, who only had their mother tongue, could never access, but I've also watched younger cousins struggle to fully express complex ideas in either language, caught between two worlds -- I want the next generation to feel as fluent in their own culture as they are in the global one.
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