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Age of arrival organizes immigrants' language learning environment

jquals wrote 2 days ago: Central question: Why do early learners generally acquire L2 to higher proficiency than older learne … more →

Tags: Age & L2 Acquisition, critical period, Social Context

Bilingualism: Day to day

Sue wrote 3 days ago: Being a bilingual has it’s perks too. The ability to back stab another person to their face wi … more →

Tags: Day-to-day, Thoughts, bilingual, Cantonese, Chinese, English, Malay, multilingual, Perks

Bilingualism - The talk about learning Mandarin

alansoh79 wrote 1 week ago: With China poised to lead the world economy in the next 20 years, there has been an urgency, that ec … more →

Tags: Thoughts, China, Mandarin, singaporean chinese

¡Explora! Misión y Propósitos

exploraespanol wrote 2 weeks ago: View This Pollanswers The Mission of ¡Explora! is to promote Spanish language learning, cross-cultur … more →

Tags: spanish, Education, México, Latino in the US

When will we value languages?2 comments

Ms. Flecha wrote 2 weeks ago: If being bilingual was seen as a priority for all students, NYC would see their huge population of E … more →

Tags: New Teacher, bilingual, ELLs, languages, NYCTF, Teach

The Oedipal Fantasy of Father Figures (A Slice of Satire)14 comments

Molly Meek wrote 2 weeks ago: Kuan Yew is so powerful that he can be right when he claims to be wrong. Kuan Yew is language. But f … more →

Tags: language, Lee Kuan Yew

On a Bilingual Carnival.

Solnushka wrote 3 weeks ago: You have discovered that you are more nervous about your attempt to bring the Star up bilingually th … more →

Tags: Blogging, Communication, language, Bilingual Carnival, nablopomo 2009

"Let's Be Thankful"

multilingualmania wrote 3 weeks ago: The following video teaches the the song “Let’s Be Thankful” in American sign lang … more →

Tags: sign language, Thanksgiving

Being a Bilingual

Sue wrote 3 weeks ago: Bilingualism is not uncommon in Malaysia. Many households are multilingual let alone bilingual. In m … more →

Tags: Thoughts, English, Cantonese, multilingualism, bilingual, multilingual, Australia, Mandarin, Indonesian

Bilingualism

Sue wrote 3 weeks ago: “Bittersweet Bilingualism“. I always did wonder how parents make the conscious decision … more →

Tags: Thoughts, Chinese, English, Japanese, Cantonese, Malay, chinese primary school, Malaysia, Dialect

Harry and Hali1 comment

raisingabc wrote 3 weeks ago: This summer when we visited Germany, AA lost her stuffed whale on the way there.  To cheer her up, O … more →

Tags: Chinese American, bilingual, trilingual, Bilingual education, Bilingual children, multiculture, Language Development

Early years are good for dual language learning

Day Nursery Indianapolis wrote 3 weeks ago: Brain research shows that bilingualism is not only possible for young children but can even provide … more →

Tags: Ask The Expert, early dual language learning

I was born to speaking English and Chinese1 comment

raisingabc wrote 3 weeks ago: Last time my mother (our kids call her Nai Nai) came and visited us, she decided that she wanted to … more →

Tags: bilingual, Bilingual children, Lanuguage development, multilingualism, multilingual

Bilingualism and Metalinguistic Awareness2 comments

Ian Blood wrote 3 weeks ago: I am reviewing Ellen Bialystok’s 1988 article Levels of Bilingualism and Levels of Linguistic … more →

Tags: Bialystok, bilingual, Bilingual education, Bilinguals, Education, language, Metacognition, metacognitive, Metalinguistic

Towards a Bilingual Multilingual America

Ian Blood wrote 4 weeks ago: According to the most recent census data, over 18% of 5 to 17-year-olds in America speak a language … more →

Tags: additive bilingualism, bilingual, EEOA, equal educational opportunities act, identity, LEP, limited English proficient, multilingual, schooling

bilingualism: a tall order

benjaminchew110478 wrote 1 month ago: Our minister mentor Lee Kuan Yew has finally come to his senses and made the admission that “N … more →

Tags: Musings on the English language, Personal Musings, Walking On Water, Benjamin Chew, Family, Singapore, Christianity, Personal Commentary, English language

Bilingual children learn better !

Marco Bertolini wrote 1 month ago: Two days ago, I published a post about Piccolingo, an European program aimed to promote early langua … more →

Tags: early learning, Language Learning, Learning, bilingual, multilingualism, Cognitive Skills, Linguistics

French-English Relations in McGill Independent Media

Sana wrote 1 month ago: Written for a class. The experience ended up being extremely interesting so I thought I’d post … more →

Tags: Serious stuff, anglophone, Ethnography, francophone, Independent Media, McGill University, Québec

On the silent period.2 comments

Solnushka wrote 1 month ago: You have a bit of a love/ hate relationship with a man named Stephen Krashen. Not that he knows you … more →

Tags: Education, Communication, Motherhood, <Toddlers, nablopomo 2009, the affective filter, the silent period, Comprehensible Input, Stephen Krashen


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