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Bilingualism




 
Is my child’s speech and language delayed because he / she is exposed to two languages?
Children all over the world master more than one language. Children who have difficulty in both languages should receive treatment.
www.asha.org/public/speech/development/bilingual-children.htm

Should we concentrate on one language at home?
The language a child speaks most frequently is known as the dominant language. Children need practice speaking each language in order to be bilingual. Children with difficulty mastering one language may need to focus on the dominant
 

language, or the chosen dominant language, in order to be successful in school. A decision to use one or two languages requires cooperative agreement between parents and teachers. The decision should be based on an informed choices following evaluation of the child’s skill level in both languages.
www.asha.org/easl.htm