Children who do not speak English at home should be required to speak English only in early childhood programs to increase the speed at which they learn the language.

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Research has shown that allowing children to communicate in their home language supports their language development and cognitive abilities, which can then transfer to English learning. It is recommended that early childhood programs provide support for children's home language development while also promoting English language learning. Therefore, it is not necessary to require children to speak only English in early childhood programs.

Children Who Do Not Speak English at Home Should Be