By Matt Huggins, PRC-Saltillo Ambassador I do believe in luck.  (I am a gambler.) I mainly bet on horse racing.  I went to the casinos a couple of times.  I believe in luck and I am kind of lucky because almost every time I am down to my last bet I win.  And I do feel fortunate I live in this time ...

By Margaret Moore, PRC-Saltillo Blogger From the time I received my first AAC device at four years old—about 20 years ago now—I have continuously sought ways to optimize my efficiency for using my device for communication and, as I grew older, for working on the Windows side of the device. Certain functions of...

By Kyle Dinwiddie, PRC-Saltillo Blogger Whenever I meet someone that is going to college, I usually ask them what they are studying.  I also ask what school they are going to. However when people learned that I was going to college, they asked, “Oh! Are you taking online classes?” Why is this always their...

By Christine Horn, PRC-Saltillo Blogger “Do not judge me before you know me. Do not underestimate me until you have challenged me. And do not talk about me until you have talked to me.” – Unknown I have been volunteering at the TGR Learning Lab since May 2016. Over the course of these four years, I ...

By Sarah Waldman, M.S. CCC-SLP As a bilingual speech-language pathologist working with young kids who are developing language, I constantly hear the misnomer that we should only focus on teaching them English. “They are already delayed in one language, so it will be confusing to immerse them in two different language...

_ By Marianna du Bosq, Sep 6, 2015 | Bilingual Parenting, Learning English, Learning Spanish, Multilingual Kids, Multilingual Parenting, Raising Multicultural Kids_ Whenever I am asked how to teach and maintain a child’s language proficiency, I always refer to the two “key ingredients,” providing enough exposur...