Answer 1

1. Learning a language means  to practice everyday, at least and hour, with someone who knows the language at intermediate level.
2. When it comes to learning anything new, you always need practice. This type of practice is to learn the alphabet and how to use the rules with someone who actually knows the language instead of just mimiking a person. Mimiking doesn't always work because your not learning how its spelled or even know the definition. You would just know the word verbaly. An Article I found called "Learning two Languages" says that  you can practice through hearing CD's or Language Programs to help along the way. And as always not everyone learns at the same pace but kids tend to learn it faster than others. An example I like the most is my mom, she took classes to learn english but only learned a few things and at times forgets some words. As opposed to my cousin who is only 3, is bilingual and can talk pretty well. The only thing is that he doesnt know how to spell words other than his name and learned through mimiking what other people would say.
3. I found this website very heplful in answering my eq. http://www.asha.org/public/speech/development/BilingualChildren.htm 

Service Learning



1.  Im doing my service learning at the Think Together program.
2. Rupa Patel
3. I havent done the whole 10 hrs but i went to orientation for think together because it was required and went on Thursday to see what its like. Basically what i have to do is help out the kids with their hw or get things that are needed for the kids.
4. 3.5 hrs
5. some pictures of the kids playing

ESLR's

1. Effective learner and communicator.
2. I've been trying countless time to get service learning and calling many sites. I have learned how to make a working bib on excel, how to find research better.
3. I'll better at communicating than most people, have more or different knowledge than others, and being able to work with others.

Third Interview Questions

1. What is the best way to learn a second language?

2. What kind of methods are there to teach a language?

3. Would it be easier for a child or adult to learn a new language?

4. Would a bilingual person be able to learn another language faster than others who know only one language?

5. Why is it that they say that newborns to 5 yrs old can learn up to 5 different languages?

6. What does language acqusition mean in your own words?

7. What is the best way to practice a second language?

8. Is it possible to learn two languages at the same time?

9. What is better for a child? To learn from educational shows that teach a language or to be taught by someone like a teacher or parent?  Why?

10. Is it true that bilingual people know the rules better to their second language?