Multicue

Multilingual Children's Communicative
Understanding & Efficiency

The Project

MultiCUE is a research project of University of Amsterdam which looks into multilingual children’s abilities to communicate with other people. In other words, how does the fact that a child speaks more than one language influence how they have conversations with other people? We know from previous studies that multilingual children use cues from conversations (such as pointing gestures and eye gaze) in different ways than monolingual children who speak one language, but researchers still don’t know exactly why this is the case or in what situations these differences can be observed. Interested in reading more about our project?

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Participate

We are looking for children  to participate in our project! Would your child be interested? Click below to fill out a participation form!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have questions about what our research entails or what it means to participate? Read through our FAQs to learn more.

Contact us

For more information on the project, feel free to send us your question or comment.