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Clark-Pleasant schools first in Indiana to use ‘translation station’ to bridge language divide

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Nearly 300 languages are spoken by Hoosier students, but that doesn't always mean their instructors speak them too. The Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation is the first in the state to try breaking that language barrier. Almost a quarter of students in the district are multilingual, bringing about 60 different languages to school.

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Clark-Pleasant schools first in Indiana to use ‘translation station’ to bridge language divide

WHITELAND, Ind. — Being the new kid at school is already hard. Now, imagine trying to study in a language you don't understand, but all your classmates do. Some new technology could help bridge that divide, and students in Johnson County will be the first in Indiana to use it. The "translation station" produces the same, familiar hum of any old copy machine, but it could soon sound like music to the ears of kids who aren't used to understanding…

3 months ago·Indianapolis, United States

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