The document argues that it is never too late to learn a foreign language. It presents evidence from neuroeducation research showing that a foreign language can be learned at any age and may help develop other skills. While some argue it is difficult after a certain age or that it could harm mother tongue development, the document counters that learning a new language actually promotes other competencies and requires conscious effort rather than being possible during sleep.
The document argues that it is never too late to learn a foreign language. It presents evidence from neuroeducation research showing that a foreign language can be learned at any age and may help develop other skills. While some argue it is difficult after a certain age or that it could harm mother tongue development, the document counters that learning a new language actually promotes other competencies and requires conscious effort rather than being possible during sleep.
The document argues that it is never too late to learn a foreign language. It presents evidence from neuroeducation research showing that a foreign language can be learned at any age and may help develop other skills. While some argue it is difficult after a certain age or that it could harm mother tongue development, the document counters that learning a new language actually promotes other competencies and requires conscious effort rather than being possible during sleep.
The document argues that it is never too late to learn a foreign language. It presents evidence from neuroeducation research showing that a foreign language can be learned at any age and may help develop other skills. While some argue it is difficult after a certain age or that it could harm mother tongue development, the document counters that learning a new language actually promotes other competencies and requires conscious effort rather than being possible during sleep.
a. Argument: many opponents argue that it is impossible or extremely difficult to acquire competence in a foreign language after a certain age. b. Counterargument: It’s never too late to start learning another language II. Body Paragraph II: Pursuing the last idea further, neuroeducation evidence states that a foreign language can be learned at any age and also, that learning it helps foster other competences. a. Argument: Exposing children to a foreign language retards their mother tongue development. b. Counterargument: Learning a foreign language promotes the development of other competences III. Body Paragraph III: In the same way neuroeducation research put forth findings supporting the learning of another language at a young age, it also enunciates that it requires a conscious effort. a. Argument: It is possible to learn a second language while sleeping. b. Counterargument: Learning a foreign language requires conscious effort.