Discover the fascinating connection between language learning and brain development as we delve into the insights provided by scientific research. Uncover the cognitive benefits, neurological ...

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A new study published in Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools explores how elementary school–aged peers can be ...

Implicit learning mechanisms, such as statistical learning and procedural memory, enable learners to internalise the patterns and sequences inherent in language, often without explicit awareness.

What it takes to learn a second language According to the U.S. Census Bureau, about 20 percent of the U.S. population speaks another language other than English, compared to 59 percent of ...

Alanís, I. 2018. “Enhancing Collaborative Learning: Activities and Structures in a Dual Language Preschool Classroom.” Association of Mexican American Educators (AMAE) Journal 12 (1): 5–26. Alanís, I.

Five educators share suggestions for grading English-language learners in "mainstream" content classes, including emphasizing formative assessments and separating language proficiency from content ...

Learning and using a language other than your mother tongue can be a daunting challenge. The good news is that everyone is smart enough to learn another language.

Language learning begins in the womb. In utero, infants can detect—and remember—the rhythms of sound. The neurosensory apparatus for learning language begins operating around week 30 of gestation.