5. Meet the Teachers

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Growing Up Bilingual In Australia

VietSpeak

13 episodes

3 days ago

Growing Up Bilingual In Australia is a ViệtSpeak podcast where we speak with bilingual children and their parents about language and culture and what it feels like to be multilingual in Australia. We follow the lives and experiences of Vietnamese families wanting to maintain their heritage language and culture within Australia’s monolingual mindset. Host Chi Vu speaks with Vietnamese families in Melbourne's western suburbs. We hear what motivates children, parents and grandparents to learn and maintain a language that is rooted in their identity. vietbilingual.org

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5. Meet the Teachers - Chau Cong

Growing Up Bilingual In Australia

15 minutes 32 seconds

2 years ago

5. Meet the Teachers - Chau Cong

Special episode - Meet the Teachers.

Chau Cong loves learning and teaching languages with young students. She was the coordinator of the Vietnamese bilingual program at Footscray Primary School for 15 years. We discuss some myths and truth about Vietnamese language education in Australia and factors around designing a language program.

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Host: Chi Vu

Script Development: Lisa Divissi and Chi Vu

Music: Quang Dinh

Illustration: Kim Lam

Production: Hoang Tran Nguyen

For episode transcripts visit: vietbilingual.org/podcast

This episode was made possible with the support of West Gate Neighbourhood Fund