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mrsjacobs44

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A bilingual woman who is expecting a child asks your advice on how to promote language development when her son is born. What is the most useful advice to give her?
◦ Speak the native language in the home. When the child has begun to read and write - in the early elementary years - begin to expose him to the second language.
◦ Speak only the native language in the home, so that the child will not "lose" it. Encourage the child to speak the second language at school, beginning in preschool.
◦ Speak both languages, simultaneously, in the home from birth.
◦ Speak the native language in the home. When the child has learned to speak it well - in the preschool years - expose him to the second language.
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