032: Why Is It Important To Support The Mother Tongue With Renata Peskova

Your browser does not support the audio element. Renata Emilson Peskova has a doctoral degree in Bayreuth University in Bavaria, Germany. She is the Chair at the Mother Tongue Association on Bilingualism. Renata lives with her German husband in Reykjavik, Iceland and has a bilingual son, Yohan. In this episode of Bilingual Kids Rock Podcast: Teaching hello in Icelandic and Czech Renata Peskova talks about what she does Why is it important to save the mother tongue? How did she acquire learning languages? Renata’s family language portrait What is true bilingualism? Why is it important to support mother tongue? The importance of being bilingual and biliteracy How to motivate your kids to learn a language? What bilingual system do they use in their household? The importance of having teaching materials/events to support the children’s mother tongue. How does her son learn languages? How can you support the local language in Iceland? Items mentioned: Renata Emilsson Peskova How A Parent Can Stick To Speaking Heritage Language How To Find Children Books In Your Heritage Language? What Language Siblings Should Speak

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032: Why Is It Important To Support The Mother Tongue With Renata Peskova is an episode from Bilingual Kids Rock Podcast: Raising Multilingual Children, Multicultural Living, Growing Up With Multiple Languages. by Olena Centeno: Mother of 3 Bilingual Children, Ukrainian Living in USA, Multicultural Blogger.

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This episode was published on Mar 19, 2016.

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