How do I know how much my multilingual child understands?
Did you know that a child understands up to five times what they can say? Researchers proved this by examining 18-month-old children, demonstrating that a small child who uses 50…
Online webinar for parents of pre-school age children.
While a young child speak very little or not at all, he or she can learn a lot in a supportive and knowledgeable environment. During this webinar, we will discuss the stages of language development, with a special focus on multilingual children, to help you to correctly interpret the potentially confusing phenomena of their language development. You will also get lots of practical suggestions on how to ensure healthy language development for your multilingual child.
You will get answers to these and many more questions in this online parent webinar, which includes a free individual consultation as well as 5 group sessions. If you would like to discuss your experiences and concerns week by week with a group of parents from around the world, you can sign up here:
Online webinar for parents of primary school-age children.
At school, children need to demonstrate their skills not only in speaking but also in writing, which is not always easy for multilingual children. This is a time when achievement gaps can be levelled out or widen. In addition, by this time we as parents have fewer opportunities to practise our mother tongue with our children, as they spend less and less time in our company.
These and many other questions will be answered in a very practical way in this online webinar, which includes an individual consultation and 5 group sessions. If you would like to discuss your experiences and concerns with a group of parents from around the world you can sign up here:
Linguistic competence influences the learning of other subjects and increases self-esteem. Plurilingual children need a well formed early environment to become confident adults.
Do you want to create the ideal conditions for your child to learn every single one of their languages well?
I know some families who were convinced that they were providing the perfect conditions for their children to learn multiple languages, and yet it didn’t work out, and others who came to me because they felt that the conditions were far from optimal. In the first case, I was able to explain to them that there were other factors at play they didn’t know about. And in the second case, I showed them how to make the most of what was available to them.
Whatever your situation, I will help you make the most of it.
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Our family is quite complicated in terms of the spoken languages and after several relocation into different countries and the arrival of a new school language, became inevitable to involve a professional in our decision making process (and also to avoid some conflicts in the family). Human destinies can depend on how we approach language issues during childhood. Zita has a professional objective view, prioritizing the child’s best interest but also taking into account the specific situation of the family. She was also a positive surprise as a person.
T. Janosi Mozes
Thank you very much for the talk. It is very interesting to learn about the facilities and stages that children can go through when learning several languages at the same time.
Presentation student
Very clear and demystifying presentation of stereotypes. Very practical advice, very useful indications. It has solved many doubts. It will make it easier for me to manage multilingualism.
Webinar student
I leave with clearer ideas about how to speak to my child, how to insist and correct my child when he/she doesn’t speak well, and that it is necessary to give a lot of “inputs” in order, perhaps with time, to achieve a good level in many languages. Thank you very much.
Workshop student
I found it very interesting and necessary for multilingual couples like us, as we have resolved doubts we had since the birth of our daughters. Thank you.
Workshop student