Episode 3: Mythbusting Concerns About Starting FSL at a Young Age

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“French Footprints: FSL in the Early Years”

Canadian Parents for French

12 episodes

1 week ago

French Footprints, a Canadian Parents for French initiative, explores the benefits of learning a second language at an early age. Join host Amy Maan, a mother of three and founder of 123 Petits Pas, as she connects with language and educational experts to discuss strategies to help build the confidence of parents and better the future of their children.

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Episode 3: Mythbusting Concerns About Starting FSL at a Young Age

“French Footprints: FSL in the Early Years”

19 minutes 46 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 3: Mythbusting Concerns About Starting FSL at a Young Age

Parents are naturally concerned about what’s right for their children. Amy is joined by Lauren Barlow, a speech and language pathologist, to discuss and dispel some of the common concerns of teaching French at an early age. They chat about the benefits of bilingualism, the common practice of code-mixing and why a child’s brain is primed from birth to accept multiple languages. Amy and Lauren also highlight how early exposure to French helps to create confidence once your kids are school-aged.