Some experts believe that it is better for children to begin learning a foreign language at pry school rather than secondary school. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages?

There is no doubt that learning a

second

language

plays a critical role in children's life.

This

is why myriad enthusiasts prefer sending their kids to special preschools, which have the facility to teach other languages. In

this

essay, both challenges and opportunities will be highlighted with pertinent examples. One concern is that if school students starts learning a foreign

language

,

such

as Mandarin Chinese or Hindi, they often have very little

time

to concentrate on other major subjects.

Thus

, they might struggle to keep up with an exhaustive routine and

as a result

, they could generate poor results. To give an example, a group of South Asian researchers published an article in the Hindustan Times which says that 30% of children under the age of 7 cannot cope up with regular studies.

In addition

, they usually do not receive the room or

time

to be adept in their mother

language

.

On the other hand

, teaching two languages at the same

time

get prioritised sometimes so that the mental growth from the kindergarten stage can be ensured. It is indeed fortunate because children with

such

access can comprehend and memorise better than other pupils.

For instance

, a study published by Harvard University has revealed in late 2018 that kids, who know two languages, generate three times better results in

language

tests.

Furthermore

, when they will be grown up, the extra

language

might be fruitful in cases of their professional lives or any business deals. In conclusion, parents understand that their child can outperform not only in secondary school, but

also

in real life if she/he can learn more than one

language

.

As a result

, a student excels academically, in spite of spending less

time

on other subjects like mathematics, English, and so forth.