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本帖最后由 weidsun 于 2011-6-18 17:56 编辑 : ` S, H# [& G9 N
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I started out in Canada in grade 2, so I guarantee you that regardless of what you do, your son's English will be fine. Little kids learn English subconsciously whereas as adults have to actually study it. Not only does your kid learn english in the classroom but he's learning on the playground, when he's watching cartoons, etc etc.+ @% N" C/ N) u- L9 {
- {6 N8 b2 n& b1 Y$ aIt's a given that his English will be fine, but to have good Chinese would be quite a challenge.
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' R7 _+ {. U2 C" B, U; ?# M. j因为第一代移民在语言上吃了不少亏,所以都希望孩子英文能好。不知道在这里长大的中国孩子(家庭以中文交流为主)在英文水平上是否要低一些?其实我个人并不倾向如此,就像在国内很多出生于受教育程度低的 ..." i# @6 s: L a S- X0 A
littlemama 发表于 2011-6-18 08:05 
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