In the era of communication that individuals are living in, languages are playing an important role for better worldwide comprehension and connection in business, politics, technology, and so on. Regarding this fundamental need, some experts presume prioritizing the junior school for learning a foreign language rather than the secondary school would be better for children. In the following paragraphs, I will illustrate this idea’s positive and negative outcomes.
Initiating a foreign language in primary school can bring some benefits for the children. Firstly, regarding some researches learning would be much faster and subjects will be crammed by children. Secondly, kids can become more familiar with different languages and choose which one looks more interesting, and would be followed by them in subsequent years when they become older. In addition, these new languages may seem more familiar to them and they feel more convenient to use them since learning was started from primary years of their life. Teaching a foreign language to kids might have great results.
On the contrary, teaching children a foreign language at younger ages can have some disadvantages too. One of these bad effects might be confusion. Lots of children cannot distinguish the differences between their own mother tongue and their second language; for example, some children use their native grammar structure, which may not work with the other languages and some do not comprehend many definitions of new vocabulary. Choosing these ages for starting a new language can have negative outcomes as well.
To wrap up, initiating teaching kids in both junior and secondary school can have bright and dark sides, but as it seems it may be better for them to begin learning it at a younger age which might bring more advantages for them.
In the era of communication that individuals are living in,
languages
are playing an
important
role for better worldwide comprehension and connection in business, politics, technology, and
so
on. Regarding this fundamental need,
some
experts presume prioritizing the junior
school
for
learning
a
foreign
language
rather
than the secondary
school
would be better for
children
. In the following paragraphs, I will illustrate this
idea
’s
positive
and
negative
outcomes.
Initiating a
foreign
language
in primary
school
can bring
some
benefits for the
children
.
Firstly
, regarding
some
researches
learning
would be much faster and subjects will
be crammed
by
children
.
Secondly
, kids can become more familiar with
different
languages
and choose which one looks more interesting, and would
be followed
by them in subsequent years when they become older.
In addition
, these new
languages
may seem more familiar to
them and
they feel more convenient to
use
them since
learning
was
started
from primary years of their life. Teaching a
foreign
language
to kids might have great results.
On the contrary
, teaching
children
a
foreign
language
at younger ages can have
some
disadvantages too. One of these
bad
effects might be confusion. Lots of
children
cannot distinguish the differences between their
own
mother tongue and their second
language
;
for example
,
some
children
use
their native grammar structure, which may not work with the other
languages
and
some
do not comprehend
many
definitions of new vocabulary. Choosing these ages for starting a new
language
can have
negative
outcomes
as well
.
To wrap up, initiating teaching kids in both junior and secondary
school
can have bright and dark sides,
but
as it seems it may be better for them to
begin
learning
it at a younger age which might bring more advantages for them.