HOW EMERGENT BILLINGUALS ARE ELIMINATING PROBLEMS DURING THE LANGUAGE LEARNING PROCESS?

Authors

  • Musurmonkulova Indira 11th grade student of the 1st specialized state comprehensive school

Keywords:

Key words: emergent billinguals, language learning, peer interaction, identity affirmation, language support, cognitive benefits.

Abstract

Annotation: This article explores the phenomenon of emergent bilinguals and their strategies for overcoming challenges associated with language learning. It discusses how these learners, often navigating multiple languages simultaneously, utilize their existing linguistic skills to enhance comprehension and retention. Key areas of focus include the cognitive benefits of bilingualism, the role of cultural context in language acquisition, and practical approaches that emergent bilinguals employ to mitigate common obstacles. The article highlights the importance of supportive environments and tailored educational practices in fostering effective language learning experiences for bilingual individuals.

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Published

2024-07-26