Sentence examples for long term language from inspiring English sources

Adequate access to early intervention has been shown to be vital in the positive development of long term language and social outcomes.

Secondly, the keys to true fluency are full cultural "immersion" and long term language "maintenance".

Cultural immersion and context are also key in long-term language development.

In this work, we asked whether a sociable robotic learning/teaching companion could supplement children's early long-term language education.

In 2008, he founded the Urban Fieldstation for Linguistic Research, with the purpose of initiating long-term language projects in cooperation with immigrant communities in NYC and local linguistics students.

Fears about the long-term language trends were confirmed by data from the 1989 census: at the same time that Ukrainians had declined as a percentage of Ukraine's population, their attachment to Ukrainian as their native language had fallen even more rapidly.

No previous study has been found on studying the long-term language learning experience of good Chinese learners yet.

O'Malley and Chamot (1990) have categorized learning strategies into functional categories for comprehension (i.e., cognitive, meta-cognitive, and socio-affective), while Oxford (1990) provided a taxonomy oriented primarily towards long-term language learning.

One great strength of the auto/biographical approach, as previously discussed, is to allow researchers to capture participants' long-term language learning experiences in all its complexity and to understand their learning process holistically.

Benson (2011) concurs and argues that one of the strengths of narrative research is its potential to provide insight into long-term language learning experience that cannot be investigated in real time.

I began my language studies this way and even taught this way for many years, but it does not facilitate long-term language retention.