We can use different languages, but your mother tongue is charged with a unique emotional power, particularly if it’s a minority language.
Multilingualism makes children strong: Let’s save language diversity!
Teachers tell me they are really impressed with the level of engagement of the students, learning and exploring new languages around them.
Why bother exploring language with young people?
When I asked the young people why they think we should do multilingual workshops, one young person said “to create language friendships”.
How teachers can use linguistic diversity to everyone’s advantage
Language Explorers is designed to raise awareness of linguistic diversity in the classroom and to promote an interest in language learning.
The amusing life of a bilingual family
I'm Polish, my husband is Irish and our daughters are bilingual. I knew from the beginning that I’ll be using my mother tongue with them.
Learning Together Education Network
Teachers and early years practitioners are invited to take part in a network focused on supporting migrant children and families.
We are the map – Free Art Workshops
Mother Tongues and Rua Red are offering a series of free art workshops where groups and individuals can meet up, view the exhibitions and discuss the themes within the work.
How to juggle three languages in the house
How can we pass these onto our children without overwhelming them? What will be their identity and how will their languages shape them?
Parents as a resource for multilingual classrooms
Our programme Language Explorers has been selected as one of the most impactful innovations for the HundrED Spotlight on Parental Engagement!
5 reasons to visit Mother Tongues on Culture Night
Join us for Culture Night! Mother Tongues will be showcasing the Interactive Museum of Languages for Young Audiences (IMLYA).
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