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When it's better to begin learning a foreigh language? At primary or at secondary school? Some experts think that it's better to start early than late.

In one hand, when child is still young, he doesn't have an idea of what he will do in his life later. He can easily learn everything he is taught. It's quite good for a child to go to classes at an early age, because in the future he can't do without it. Also at primary school the child's brain isn't occupied with a large number of subjects and learning language will be easier. In particular, if a child starts learning a language earlier, he will have more time to study it.

In other hand, maybe in secondary school children have more motivation and more interested in learning a foreigh language. They understand why they need a language. When children move from primary school to secondary school, their body changes, so more classes can be added. Perhaps learning a foreign language involves parts of the brain that become normal in secondary school.

Some schools have this practice: one foreign language is taught from primary school, and the second from secondary school. Usually, the first language is easier for students in the future. In my opinion, it's better to start learning a foreigh language in primary school. Almost everyone will need a foreign language in the future, so if experience shows that people who began learning a language in primary school learned it better than people who started in secondary, it's better to study it in primary school.

When it's better to begin learning a foreigh language? At primary or at secondary school? Some experts think that it's better to start early than late.

In one hand, when child is still young, he doesn't have an idea of what he will do in his life later. He can easily learn everything he is taught. It's quite good for a child to go to classes at an early age, because in the future he can't do without it. Also at primary school the child's brain isn't occupied with a large number of subjects and learning language will be easier. In particular, if a child starts learning a language earlier, he will have more time to study it.

In other hand, maybe in secondary school children have more motivation and more interested in learning a foreigh language. They understand why they need a language. When children move from primary school to secondary school, their body changes, so more classes can be added. Perhaps learning a foreign language involves parts of the brain that become normal in secondary school.

Some schools have this practice: one foreign language is taught from primary school, and the second from secondary school. Usually, the first language is easier for students in the future. In my opinion, it's better to start learning a foreigh language in primary school. Almost everyone will need a foreign language in the future, so if experience shows that people who began learning a language in primary school learned it better than people who started in secondary, it's better to study it in primary school.