Learning the First Language at Home and at School

 Collaborating with parents is such an advantage as a teacher because we get to explore and hear about the students cultural backgrounds and that will translate in the classroom talking about different academic words that we can translate into their language. We should revive our culture and traditions so that they get connected to their parents. To still have their first language support at home before they even come to school and then they have an easier time of transferring those skills to the English language. In this time I like to explain about how the student learn their first language at home and at school.

Language is our way to express our memories and thoughts. Human beings are born with an innate ability to learn spoken language. Parents and the students are able to communicate better and explore various topics better when they can communicate in their language. All that then needs to be done is they transfer that information back into the classroom and because they have so much knowledge that them and their parents have communicated about they're better able to express it in the classroom and again enrich our classroom environment. Understanding that people contribute in different ways and that some of those ways would be through the different languages that they speak, they begin to understand and appreciate the great benefits of being diverse. In this way that we think and our experiences as well as the way we communicate. There are so many things that should we teach to our student, for example there are gestures and image. Gestures are an important part of a child development of language. Research has shown that when a child gestures he means,  he or she is acquiring vocabulary. other Studies have also shown that images are powerful in the acquisition of language, when the students learning about vocabulary and they see the image, it's become an easier ways for them to memorize the words in English.