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

It is considered by many scientists that beginning to learn another

language

better when the

child

in primary

school

instead

of being in secondary

school

. Learning from a young age would certainly enhance brain activity and contribute interest to other cultures but there will

also

be some drawbacks. One evident benefit to start learning in primary

school

is developing

child

brain opportunities.

In other words

, if the brain had gotten enough different activities which are

also

learning of new

language

, by getting older it would help your mind be more creative and productive. Another reason that the curiosity to different cultures might be obtained through the exploration of

language

. Since children perceive all things with more enthusiasm

then

adults, it would have an affirmative effect on their view of the world and nurtures a tolerance.

On the other hand

, there are obvious disadvantages

to begin

learning not in secondary

school

but in the primary.

Firstly

, it would mean that

instead

of playing in the yard with peers your

child

will spend the whole time on the studying, which is not good for immature youngers.

Secondly

, it would result in parents owing to the lack of time and responsibility to help their offspring with homework.

Consequently

, both parents and children might have difficulties and

therefore

give up studying. In conclusion, while there are plus points to bring new

language

in

child

life, some crucial part of being a kid might be lost

as a result

. Studying the

second

language

should be involved in secondary

school

to ensure complete maturity of young wit.