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Decoding the Bilingual Brain: Part II
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What goes on in our brains when we speak more than one language? Dr. Arturo Hernandez, a professor of psychology and Director of the Laboratory for the Neural Bases of Bilingualism at the University of Houston, has spent 15 years investigating bilingual language processing and acquisition.
This week, in the second part of our interview, we discuss how second-language literacy can aid in cementing a language, the role of age in language acquisition and what expected language development looks like (hint: it’s not linear). Arturo also shares what he’s working on now.
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
The Bilingual Brain by Arturo E. Hernandez, Oxford University Press
Biliteracy
The Bilingual Brain, Coursera
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