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Commentary On How To Raise A Global Kid By Lisa Miller

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Raising a global child is about helping children be successful in education. Behaviors established in making them an international child also to make them into a better person. Parents of these children are helping them be well-educated and efficient globally. The article How to Raise a Global Kid, Lisa Miller highlights three area in helping a child successful: learning a foreign language, staying in a strange place, travel to other countries, and learn different cultures. Nearly all United States citizens say, “Our language is important. Great for them!” I don’t disagree, but then again the problem is the learning the transaction is only one-way. Few people learn the Chinese language. They have a better ability to understand us than we have

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