Bilingualism and its effects on Cognition, Education and Proficiency in children.
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The aim of this paper is to focus on the relationship of cognition, education and proficiency between first (L1) and second language (L2) in bilingual children. It will also evaluate the evidence related to the cognitive development, linguistic proficiency and education in bilingual children and describe this development and proficiency.
It has been acknowledged that learning a second language has a positive effect on intellectual growth. It enriches and enhances a child's mental development; …
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…of Bilingualism to Cognitive Development: Historical, Methodological and Theoretical Considerations. New York University. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishers. London. In: Homel, P., Palij, M., Aaroson, D. Childhood Bilingualism: Aspects of Linguistic, Cognitive, and Social Development. Cooper, T. C. (1987). Foreign Language Study and SAT-Verbal Scores. The Modern Language Journal, 71/4, 381-397. Robinson, D. W. (1992). The Cognitive, Academic and Attitudinal Benefits of Early Language Learning. In Met, M., ed. Critical Issues in Early Language Learning. White Plains, NY: Longman.
…of Bilingualism to Cognitive Development: Historical, Methodological and Theoretical Considerations. New York University. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishers. London. In: Homel, P., Palij, M., Aaroson, D. Childhood Bilingualism: Aspects of Linguistic, Cognitive, and Social Development. Cooper, T. C. (1987). Foreign Language Study and SAT-Verbal Scores. The Modern Language Journal, 71/4, 381-397. Robinson, D. W. (1992). The Cognitive, Academic and Attitudinal Benefits of Early Language Learning. In Met, M., ed. Critical Issues in Early Language Learning. White Plains, NY: Longman.
