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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Reading these posts, it is obvious that to some extent, what Chinese families are looking for in a bilingual school is different from what non-Chinese families are. Parents with one Chinese parent and one Western parent are also have slightly different concerns. Some of this came out in the discussion about the class trip -- people either saw it is an incredible opportunity to see the place the kids have studied for 5 years, or an annoying distraction that poorly replicates trips they've already taken. I'm all for allowing kids to test into the school in Chinese, and all for a rigorous Chinese program that pushes the kids hard to excel. And I do wonder about parents who would their kids to YY yet be ignorant about Chinese cultural and dialects. Why do they bother sending their kids to YY, and [b]how on earth do they check the homework [/b]when the have no clue about the language? But all that said -- I love Yu Ying.[/quote] Tutor baby. BTW- How do high academically achieving non-English speaking immigrants check their children's homework. They find a way. [/quote]
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