10 Ways to start raising a Global Community Liaison!

When you begin raising a multilingual child, the more you practice together, the better they get. This is why memberships are priced to include 5 family members/caretakers per child.

With this course, Señora Enesse teaches parents How to incorporate multiple languages into their daily routine. This curriculum uses games instead of tests, teaches about cultural diversity acceptance while promoting Deaf Cultural Awareness, linguistics/grammar, basic vocabulary and how to practice applying it to real life.

To get started:

1) Book an appointment for an interview. In this interview, Enesse Reviews determines how to customize the curriculum to match the needs and desires of your family while maintaining the fun, kid-friendly games.

2) Schedule your first two sessions (ideally 2 weeks apart to maximize time in each unit without it becoming too inefficient.

3) Continue to learn the basics in ASL and Spanish so that you can practice with Deaf ASL users and Spanish Speakers in person, confidently.

4) Learn how to use resources effectively without being overwhelmed.

5) Join the Tridigitalkers. This is a group of kids who are at least trilingual, with one of those languages being a Signed Language. This is a pen pal program set up by Enesse to allow kids to practice their language development with peers in the target language.

6) Refer a friend because the more people in your community who connect, the more language barriers can be removed to solve real world issues.

7) Try an immersive experience in a foreign country or at a Deaf Event.

8) Remove English from your conversations with your kids.

9) Support Deaf and Spanish-Speaking businesses. Need help finding some? Click here for the businesses that are En'networth!

10) Continue to develop your skills! Learn new languages! Make more friends! Change the world!