It's been said that bilingual children are slower to speak, read and write. Doctor Mark Antoniou from MARCs institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development, at Western Sydney University, says this simply isn't true.

<p>It's been said that bilingual children are slower to speak, read and write. Doctor Mark Antoniou from MARCs institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development, at Western Sydney University, says this simply isn't true.</p>

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It's been said that bilingual children are slower to speak, read and write. Doctor Mark Antoniou from MARCs institute for Brain,...

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