The World
of Music
- Okay, I am a Frank Zappa fan, so it is not astonishing
that one of my favorite links is 'St. Alphonzo's Pancake
Homepage'. Even people not addicted to Frank Zappa might admire the
way Robbert Heederik has created a fascinating FZ-multimedia-web. Beside
of music, MIDI-files, tablatures, images, interviews and various other
stuff you will find usefull references to the various other FZ-Sites.
- "why do we crucify ourselves, every day i crucify myself,
nothing i do is good enough for you" that was the first I heard of
Tori Amos, and you can believe me, I am not
crucified by listening to her music, and it is not only good enough for
me, it is the best I heard for years.
- I am addicted to the music of Miles Davis as
well. Find out about Miles with the links of Jan Lohmann
Bilingual Education
We are raising our children bilingually (German/English), so it's quite natural
that I am interested in sites related to this topic. - The "ImF e.V" (Interessengemeinschaft
mehrsprachiger Familien) is a German based group which is providing a lot
of information both in English and German.
- There is another interesting site meant for parents interested
in raising their children in a foreign language, i.e. a non-native language
to one or both parents). This optimally suits our needs. So, have a look
at Bilingual Parenting in a Foreign
Language.
- On my site you will find Bilingual Upbringing
of Children in the home.
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Bilingual Education
Cont.
- The Bilingual Families
Web Page is another useful source of information. Cindy Kandolf who is
maintaining these pages is running a very interesting Bilingual Families
mailing list as well. The members
of this list originate from all corners of the world, but one thing
they have in common, is that they are raising children bilingually or multilingually,
or at least have an interest in bilingual family relationships. Join the
list and share the joys and sorrows of others!
- If you are looking for songs and games for children in your language,
then you should have a look at Holly's page. She
is collecting them in various languages. Especially those, which will appeal
to very young children. There is a good chance that you will find something
in your language as well, even if you raise your children in Latin!
Literature
- When you get something for free, you get what you pay for!!! That means
if you don't use what you get for free, it won't do you any good. But sometimes
it is nice to have a library your friends and family can use, even if they
don't always use it.
Find out where that text comes from: Project Gutenberg at Sailor.
A little bit more about online books: ARTFL Project
Mathematics
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