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Parental Attitudes Toward L1 Loss and Maintenance in Canada: Case Studies of Spanish-speaking Families

By Martin Guardado.

Published by The Learning Collection

This paper reports on four case studies of Hispanic families living in Vancouver, Canada who are attempting to raise their children with two languages, Spanish and English. These families are having varying degrees of success with bilingualism.

International Journal of Learning, Volume 9. Article: Print (Spiral Bound), ISSN: 1447-9494, LC02-0093-2002. Article: Electronic (PDF File; 354.724KB), ISSN: 1447-9540, LC02-0093-2002.

Martin Guardado