Myth
# 01 : Learning a second Language
is an entirely different proposition from learning one`s native language.
Myth
# 02 : Teachers
should discourage students from speaking their native language as this will
hinder their English language development.
Myth
# 03 : Younger
children are more effective language learners than older learners.
Myth
# 04 : Once
students can speak with reasonable fluency, they can quickly pick up the
academic work .
Myth
# 05 : If the
teacher could take the student more often and just focus on teaching the English
language to students, learning in all areas would occur faster.
Myth
# 06 : Students
from some countries are better language learners than students from other
countries.
Myth
# 07 : It is not
possible to diagnose an student for learning disability; the standard tests
would be invalid due to lack of English.
Myth
# 08 : Until
students learn English , there is no point in trying to teach them content area
subjects.
Myth
# 09 : Learners
need a strong grasp of oral English before they are exposed to print.
Myth
# 10 : Researchers can not agree on the most effective programs for students.
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