Waiting to teach a second language until high school does not put teenagers at a disadvantage compared to children who learn a second language in kindergarten or elementary school.

A - True

B - False

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Emelia Sandoval

Social Studies

17 October, 21:08

Waiting to teach a second language until high school does not put teenagers at a disadvantage compared to children who learn a second language in kindergarten or elementary school.

A - True

B - False

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Malik Valentine · Answer 1

The correct answer is B

Explanation: The ability to learn a new language is more acute between 2 and 5 years of age and, as the years go by, this ease decreases. So it is true to say that this statement in the question is not correct because there is an advantage of learning another language when one is in childhood. However, it can also be dangerous to pressure children to learn new languages.

Waiting to teach a second language until high school does not put teenagers at a disadvantage compared to children who learn a second language in kindergarten or elementary school.A - TrueB - False

Waiting to teach a second language until high school does not put teenagers at a disadvantage compared to children who learn a second language in kindergarten or elementary school.

A - True

B - False