"Home is where children find safety and security, where we find our identities, where citizenship starts. It usually starts with believing you're part of a community, and that is essential to having a stable home." Mathew Desmond

My research simulation is encouraging duel language learning in the early childhood field and its important issue in diverse communities because most parents speak more than one language and they want their children to speak the same languages and not loss it. Therefore, providing duel language programs in early child cares will benefit children to not forget their home language and learn English at the same time. Many studies have shown Proving children dual language programs in the childcares will benefit children and improves level of literacy among the students right from their early age, and promotes wide range of vocabularies. Families and children will benefit from your efforts to incorporate dual language teaching strategies that help guide young learners as they acquire two or more languages. The rewarding experience of teaching dual language learning will help children to grow developmentally with their new language skills. Taking this course has definitely changed my perception towards early childhood field. As an early childhood professional conducting a research study in the field is important because it gives a clear explanation with data about specific behavior or issues in the field of early childhood.