How is the child's English?

How do children learn English? Popular topics and structured guide on the Internet in the past 10 days

Recently, the topic of children’s English learning continues to heat up on major platforms. The following is a structured guide compiled from the most popular discussions on the Internet in the past 10 days (as of October 2023) and combined with scientific methods to help parents efficiently plan their children's English learning path.

1. Top 5 hot topics on the Internet

2. Age-divided learning plan

3. The five major issues that parents are most concerned about

1.When did you start learning English?Linguists point out that the sensitive period for speech is before the age of 3, but systematic learning is recommended to start at the age of 4.

2.Will mixing Chinese and English cause confusion?Research shows that children in a bilingual environment have denser brain synaptic connections and will not cause language confusion.

3.Do I need to sign up for a training class?Data shows that the completion rate of online AI classes is 37% higher than that of offline classes, but social interaction is still the advantage of offline classes.

4.What should I do if I can’t remember the words?Through the "situational memory method", the efficiency can be doubled by integrating words into daily life scenes.

5.How to correct poor pronunciation?Using a scoring APP (such as ELSA Speak) for real-time feedback, the accuracy rate can reach 92%.

4. Evaluation of new trend tools in 2023

5. Experts suggest golden rules

1.Enter the look-ahead principle:After your listening vocabulary reaches 1,000 words, you can then learn spelling systematically.

2.i+1 theory:The difficulty control of learning materials is increased by 10%-15% from the current level.

3.5 minute rule:Each time you learn new content, repeat it every 5 minutes, and the memory retention rate will increase by 40%.

4.Three primary colors teaching method:Visual (picture book) + auditory (audio) + kinesthetic (game) multi-modal input.

According to the latest survey data, children who insist on 30 minutes of scientific enlightenment every day will generally have English proficiency that is two school years higher than that of their peers after three years. The key is to choose a method that suits your child's cognitive development stage and avoid blindly pursuing progress. It is recommended that parents record their children's language milestones every month and dynamically adjust learning strategies.