• To take advantage of the critical language learning window which experts believe is from birth to 10 years of age.
• To be able to speak without an accent. In the first five years of life, children are able to distinguish fine differences in sounds outside that of their native language.
• So that children are more naturally interested in the vocabulary building blocks normally taught at that age (colors, family members etc).
• To be able to speak without an accent. In the first five years of life, children are able to distinguish fine differences in sounds outside that of their native language.
• So that children are more naturally interested in the vocabulary building blocks normally taught at that age (colors, family members etc).
