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topic is about the children who are bilingualism. aim at how bilingualism benefits children can be research from jobs, education, vocabulary and opportunities etc. and how to help/teach bilingual children (best preschoolers) what is the strategies or tools. the purpose is how this topic relate to improving our lives in the future.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
Write a focused, coherent, well-developed, well-structured, and grammatically correct research paper of 6-8 pages using 6-8 sources
Develop a clear thesis and well-structured outline
Use electronic databases to collect evidence and sources
Increase reading efficiency through implementing critical reading strategies
Take accurate notes from professional and academic texts
Quote, paraphrase, and summarize information from sources
Use APA style accurately
Reflect on research process experience
Access online and tutoring resources for writing assistance
Practice strategies for future graduate school research and writing
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Attached.
Bilingualism - Outline
Thesis Statement: Bilingualism helps in the understanding of the human race and the continuing
intellectual growth that has characterized the modern age, while at the same time providing hope
in the future generation.
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Introduction
II.
Understanding Bilingualism
III.
Bi- And Multilingual Myths
IV.
Advantages of Bilingualism
Cognitive Ability
Economic Benefits
Personality
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VI.
VII.
Learning Language
Future of Bilingualism
Conclusion
Running head: BILINGUALISM
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Bilingualism
Name
Institution
BILINGUALISM
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Bilingualism
Introduction
Bilingualism is defined by the ability of an individual to understand and express
themselves in two different languages. It’s an ability that allows one to interchange language use
depending on the opportunities present to use either language individually. It is not a singular
process but rather a dynamic one that spans across some domains for the individual. Bilingual is
unique to each due to the difficulty to interchange meaning and express oneself fluently. It even
more characteristic when it entails a child below the age of 3 years. The fact that their brains can
differentiate between different syllables, wording, and pronunciation and still be able to
distinguish meaning and the context of the message in different language show much-developed
brain capacity. Bilingualism is a growing phenomenon that is characteristic of an improving
human brain and a sign of intellectual prowess of the future generation. Bilingualism confers
numerous advantages to those individuals able, from a young age, to grasp different languages,
understand them, express oneself, and relate comfortably using them interchangeably.
Bilingualism helps in the understanding of the human race and the continuing intellectual growth
that has characterized the modern age, while at the same time providing hope in the future
generation.
Understanding Bilingualism
Boaz, Sayuri, & Sun-Gyu (2012) defines multilingualism as the competency and mastery
of different languages. The unique aspect of multilingualism is the infinite understanding
possessed by such individual about the language. Unlike tourists who get to pick up a few words
here and there, a bilingual is in total control of the language. The ability to being bilingual is not
a chance option but rather an involving and a sophisticated ability to make sense and understand
BILINGUALISM
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a language from its core vowels to its meaning to the native people who express themselves
using it. However, there has been a raging debate as to what constitutes a language. This is
because what is considered to be a language at one time can inevitably change as the natives
interact with other people and adopt a new way of speaking. The language can also change as it
develops and matures. For example, the Xhosa tribe speaks with click-like pronunci...
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