Description
In this presentation, we will explore the fascinating world of multilingual learning during childhood, focusing on children between the ages of 6 and 10. This developmental stage is particularly receptive to language learning, as the child’s brain exhibits great plasticity and a natural capacity to acquire new languages in an intuitive and playful way.
We will examine the cognitive, social, and emotional benefits of learning multiple languages from an early age—such as improved memory, critical thinking, empathy, and cultural openness. We will also address key challenges that may arise, both in school and at home, and offer practical strategies for creating an effective and motivating multilingual environment.
This talk is aimed at teachers, parents, and education professionals interested in fostering multilingualism in both school and home settings. Through concrete examples, current research, and real-life experiences, we will reflect on how to support children on their journey toward mastering more than one language, while always keeping their well-being and enthusiasm for learning at the forefront.
Agnieszka Wójcik-Czerniawska, Ass. Prof. at SGH- Warsaw School of Economics; Department of Management and Finance. The PhD of Economics field- Management based on the thesis” Development strategies of enterprises in the biofuel sector”; MBA in Spanish- ICEX-CECO- Madrid, DBA ( Doctor of Business Administration,), LL.D ( Doctor of Laws), DPH ( Doctor of Public Health). Visiting Professor at many foreign Universities in Europe (Italy, Spain, France) and World ( Peru, Kenya, Turkey, Georgia). The area of research are connected with: modern finance, finance technology, digital currency, financial isolation, silver generation, circular economy, innovative marketing, society in digitalization world. The participant in many international conferences in all around the world. The keynote speak in world conferences in: Milan, Turkey, Republic of South Africa, Ireland, Bahrain, London . The polyglot with more than twelve languages.
This video was recorded at the Polyglot Gathering 2025 (https://www.polyglotgathering.com).