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Guest post: Social media platforms and apps for bilingual older children and teens

Guest post: Social media platforms and apps for bilingual older children and teens

by Rita | Jun 24, 2015 | Language development, Practical advice, Teenagers

It gives me great pleasure to welcome today's guest blogger, Amy Williams, a free-lance journalist based in Southern California and mother of two. As a parent, Amy enjoys spreading the word on positive parenting techniques in the digital age and raising awareness on...

Life as a Bilingual – Blog by Professor François Grosjean

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by Rita | Jul 31, 2013 | Bilingualism, Myths, Recommended reading

Today I would like to draw your attention to an interesting blog by Professor François Grosjean: Life as a Bilingual. I have thoroughly enjoyed his insightful comments on what it means to be bilingual, what advantages you gain and what challenges you can expect along...

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