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1. news.mit.edu › 2018 › cognitive-scientists-defineCognitive scientists define critical period for learning language

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   May 1, 2018 · A great deal of evidence suggests that it is more difficult to learn a new language as an adult than as a child, which has led scientists to propose that there is a “critical period” for language learning. However, the length of this period and its underlying causes remain unknown.

2. www.frontiersin.org › journals › human-neuroscienceFirst Language Attrition: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and What ...

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   Sep 6, 2021 · This review aims at clarifying the concept of first language attrition by tracing its limits, identifying its phenomenological and contextual constraints, di...

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Language_attritionLanguage attrition - Wikipedia

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   Language attrition is the process of decreasing proficiency in or losing a language. For first or native language attrition, this process is generally caused by both isolation from speakers of the first language ("L1") and the acquisition and use of a second language ("L2"), which interferes with the correct production and comprehension of the ...

4. storylearning.com › blog › 10-reasons-you-will-failDon't Fail Language Learning: 10 Things to Avoid

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   • Not Speaking As Soon As Possible. Diagnosis: fear/lack of confidence, lack of motivation, not preparing for real speaking situations. Many writers on language learning put this top of their list of reasons for language failure.
   • Not Finding A Sympathetic Listener. Diagnosis: lack of action, missing 80/20 analysis. A sympathetic listener is someone who will listen patiently to you taking your first baby steps in a language without walking away!
   • Forgetting Why You Are Learning. Diagnosis: loss of motivation/direction. When you're just starting out it's difficult to imagine forgetting why you're learning!
   • The Never-Ending Search For The Perfect Method/Book/Resource/App. Diagnosis: procrastination. Ever sat there thinking “why can't I learn a language?”. It's tempting to think that someone else has already found the solution to all your language learning problems.

5. www.fluentu.com › blog › learn9 Influential Theories of Language Learning | FluentU ...

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   Sep 17, 2024 · If you want to learn a new language as fast as when you were a child, theories of language can help you with that! Language learning theories have been the subjects of heated debate for centuries, nay, millennia. This blog post has everything that modern language learners need to know!

6. www.lucalampariello.com › fail-at-learning-foreignThe Real Reason Why People Fail at Learning Foreign Languages

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   If you’ve been learning a language, you’ve probably hit that point where it’s almost embarrassing how much you’ve put into learning a language and how little you have to show for it. That is precisely how I feel about: 🇩🇰 Danish; 🇯🇵 Japanese; 🇷🇴 Romanian; Why these three languages specifically?

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   What causes language failure?

   • Diagnosis: fear/lack of confidence, lack of motivation, not preparing for real speaking situations Many writers on language learning put this top of their list of reasons for language failure. As Alex Rawlings mentions, it's important to measure your progress by actually speaking with people and seeing how far you've come.

   Don't Fail Language Learning: 10 Things to Avoid

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   What are the most common language failures?

   • One of the most common language fails is a lapse in motivation. Do what it takes to remind yourself clearly of your motivations for learning. How about a vision board, or a written statement that you can pin on the wall about how your life will be different when you can speak the language?

   Don't Fail Language Learning: 10 Things to Avoid

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   Is there a 'critical period' for language learning?

   • A great deal of evidence suggests that it is more difficult to learn a new language as an adult than as a child, which has led scientists to propose that there is a “critical period” for language learning. However, the length of this period and its underlying causes remain unknown.

   Cognitive scientists define critical period for learning language

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   How long does it take to learn a language?

   • Learning a language takes a whole lot of time for everybody. Even the best polyglots will admit they can’t speak well before a few months. And they know their stuff! If you’ve given up on learning a language in the past, what you need isn’t a new teacher or a new language. It’s a new method.

   Here’s What You Should Try if You’ve Failed to Learn A Language

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8. medium.com › the-language-learning-hub › heres-whatHere’s What You Should Try if You’ve Failed to Learn A Language

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   Sep 15, 2021 · If you’ve given up on learning a language in the past, what you need isn’t a new teacher or a new language. It’s a new method. A method that requires only one skill.