Early Childhood Ireland and Mother Tongues partnered to design, develop and implement a small-scale, arts-based storytelling pilot project.

Early Childhood Ireland and Mother Tongues partnered to design, develop and implement a small-scale, arts-based storytelling pilot project.
As we delve into the second chapter of our Parents' Feelings Matter series, we shine a light on an aspect of plurilingualism that is often overlooked.
When we talk about multilingual families, we often don't talk enough about the role parents play and about their own unique journey.
We are delighted to share our experience of participating in the third Transnational Meeting of the Erasmus Project "BABO: Bilingual And Bicultural Outlook."
When bilingual children hear their family language spoken outside of the home, they develop a positive attitude toward their own diversity.
This year's edition of International Mother Language Day focuses on the theme ‘multilingual education - a necessity to transform education’.
Instead of telling you why bilingualism is a lifelong gift that should be encouraged, hear from the children themselves.
Parental involvement in their children’s education can take many forms and be different experiences for each parent.
In October Mother Tongues were delighted to participate in the first Transnational Meeting of the Erasmus Project “BABO: Bilingual And Bicultural Outlook”
All children who are developing two or more languages need to feel that the adults in their life appreciate their efforts.
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