Some experts believe that it is better for children to begin learning a foreign language at primary school rather than secondary school.
Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages?
Improving education quality encourages young people to learn foreign language earlier. It becomes debatable about when the proper time to stipulate foreign language into the formal education. However, it raised the question about whether studying foreign language should start from primary school instead of secondary school. From my perspective, although studying foreign language in early age might load heavily for children and lose their kiddy’s time, there are some logical reasons why primary school is the appropriate time for studying foreign language.
There is a concern about studying foreign language earlier could burden pupils. In this globalization era, students have a lot of subject with myriad of recitation and complex material. Indonesian students; for example, have been studying natural and social sciences since third-year of primary school. If foreign language are implemented sooner, pupils will get underpressure and might effect their mentality. In addition, children might lose their childhood which is unrepeatable moment. Adding new subject such as secondary language means more homework and materials to be studied. Consequently, childen have no time again to play and interact with their friends.
By contrast, scientific reasons are also there. Research carried out by brain institute in Toronto shows that children who are in 4-9 year old are easier to memorize than other age groups. Children tend to copy people speakers; therefore, it will be easily when we guide them to remember new vocabularies and pronounciations on this time. This research makes clear that primary school is likely to be a prudent idea to start learning foreign language. Furthermore, mostly children are talkative in this period. One reason for this is that they are less shyness and more self confident to talk to other people. If they get new words, they might do practice a lot in daily conversation without any doubt. Thus, their foreign language ability improve significantly and they become more fluently.
All thinking considered, its is true that studying foreign language from primary school has some negative impacts; nonetheless, I am convinced that the benefits of studying foreign language are greater than the drawbacks for children’s future.
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Dear sir,
Dear sir,
Could you explain to me about this correction:
1. It becomes debatable about "what" is the proper time to stipulate foreign language into the formal education
Why do you use "what" for time?
2. a lot of subjects with a myriad of "recitations" and complex materials.
Does recitation kind of countable noun?
1. 'when' and 'the proper
1. 'when' and 'the proper time' are duplicated.
It becomes debatable about when to stipulate foreign language into the formal education.
or: It becomes debatable about "what" is the proper time
2. Yes, more examples:
Qualified undergraduates are in the best position to help students in recitations .
On this day, the service revolves around memorized recitations by children.
It becomes debatable about when the proper time to stipulate foreign language into the formal education
It becomes debatable about what is the proper time to stipulate foreign language into the formal education
There is a concern about studying foreign language earlier could burden pupils.
There is a concern about studying foreign language earlier which could burden pupils.
There is a concern that studying foreign language earlier could burden pupils.
a lot of subject with myriad of recitation and complex material.
a lot of subjects with a myriad of recitations and complex materials.
If foreign language are implemented
If foreign languages are implemented
which is unrepeatable moment.
which is an unrepeatable moment.
are less shyness
are less shy
Sentence: If foreign language are implemented sooner, pupils will get underpressure and might effect their mentality.
Error: underpressure Suggestion: No alternate word
Sentence: Consequently, childen have no time again to play and interact with their friends.
Error: childen Suggestion: children
Sentence: Children tend to copy people speakers; therefore, it will be easily when we guide them to remember new vocabularies and pronounciations on this time.
Error: pronounciations Suggestion: No alternate word
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