++REGISTRATION NEEDED - scroll down ++ Do you sometimes feel that, despite your best efforts, the minority language of your bilingual child is experiencing a slight stagnation? Find out how…
In families where both parents speak the same language, and that is different from the language of the society or the dominant language, parents might naturally use their language when speaking to each other and to their children.
++REGISTRATION NEEDED - scroll down ++ Parents and parents-to-be have many questions about bilingualism. Is there a good strategy to adopt? Is there something that could create problems? How do…
++REGISTRATION NEEDED - scroll down ++ Find out about some of the key tips to successfully raise bilingual children, and bring all your questions! Dr Francesca La Morgia will address…
In this interactive webinar, families will learn about the key components of a family language plan and they will get to draft their own plan to suit their own needs,…
++REGISTRATION NEEDED - scroll down ++ In this interactive webinar, families will learn about the key components of a family language plan and they will get to draft their own…
In this World Café style Learning Together lab we will discuss how Home School Community Liaison can bridge the gap between home and school when language could be seen as…
If you are a parent who is trying to keep up a language in a context where very few people support you, being consistent with your approach and your language choices can be hard.
Parents often feel overwhelmed and inadequate when it comes to raising children in general, but the added stress of being the only person trying to pass on a language can make parents feel like they are not good enough, especially if the child tends to respond in the majority language.
Talking to a baby and with a baby is very important, and bilingual children benefit from engaging with each of their languages on a regular basis.