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CONSULTANCY
Australian
Newsletter for Bilingual Families
Content Overview 2006
Issue 3/5
Feature articles: One parent – one language:
how does it work?
Special considerations for the treatment
of bilingual children
with language
difficulties
Bilingualism in international
schools
Where
to go after the ANBF?
Special
challenges of second generation parents
German
International School Melbourne
Play
scenes
Resource review: Some
distributors of products for bilingual children
Q&A: Our 13-month old daughter is
looked after by her grandmother most days and hears Spanish at her house. My wife and I speak only
English with her. So far, our daughter only says a few words, but they are
all Spanish. Should we tell her not to say "aqua" when she tasks us
for water?
I
noticed many months ago that our 3-year-old daughter had not yet learned
the distinction, in either language, between "I" and
"you". Since then, she has learned that difference in English, but doesn't yet have it in
Greek.
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Last updated: December 23rd, 2006
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