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English needs no introduction at this point. This language is understandable to a wide range of individuals from different nations, whether or not it is innate. It is undeniable that those who are exposed to this language in their early years will continue to speak it at their highest fluency levels as they become older and will also likely acquire higher competence levels because of their early exposure. But the question is, what distinguishes individuals who acquired fluency in English from those who did not? Thinking back on my English-speaking cousins has inspired me to research the variations in English language skills among people, hence my decision to delve into the underlying aspects of this topic.

As soon as I started noticing two of my cousins, I developed an interest in learning more about the variations in English proficiency. Although they come from different backgrounds—my parents' sides—both of them can speak this language fluently, to the point where they can converse with native speakers. I could even go as far as to say that they are comparatively on par with native speakers. One of them, Sean Colbie, 14, has been speaking English since nursery, and his continuous exposure to different English cartoons during his early years helped him significantly develop. Her mother found out that his son has a strong fondness for watching Cartoon Network at the age of six. This became apparent when he was in first grade, and from then on he became even more committed to watching foreign shows. “Mga around Grade 1, lagi lagi na siyang nanunuod ng mga cartoons. Mostly in English. Sinusubaybayan niya almost every day yung channel na Cartoon Network, dahil ‘dun na-adapt niya yung mga dialogues na naririnig niya sa mga shows na napapanuod niya sa T.V. (Around Grade 1, he always watched cartoons. Mostly in English. He follows the Cartoon Network channel almost every day, and that's where he adapted the dialogues he hears in the shows he watches on T.V.).”

 Moreover, Sean’s fondness for speaking in English was further strengthened and reinforced the moment he was introduced to his phone, which he often uses to access YouTube and Facebook, among other media platforms. In that regard, watching videos that are hosted by English native speakers has become his pleasure, which has helped him develop toward fluency in the language. There is no denying that media consumption can significantly contribute to one’s communicative progress. Research on how media intake affects English competence is still under progress, yet some studies point to certain advantages. For example, a study discovered that using social media in English can improve learners' proficiency in the language since it offers interactive content, visual components, and communication and learning opportunities. Another study indicated that social media usage positively affects learners' understanding of English as much as it enhances their comprehension of the language and may help them become more proficient in vocabulary, listening, and general language usage. While it may seem like a pivotal contributor to one’s proficiency in English, I don’t intend to digress.

After all, Sean’s ability to speak English has greatly benefited from the impact of YouTubers like PewDiePie, Markiplier, and Matthew Patrick of The Game Theorists. These media personalities encouraged him to speak English more frequently until he was able to do so fluently. “Sa dami ng napapanuod niya sa YouTube and Facebook, naging natural na lang sa kanya ‘yung pagsasalita in English, almost to the point na hindi na siya nagta-Tagalog. It’s never been an issue for us though. Proud naman kami na natutunan niya ‘yung English mostly by himself (With the amount of time he has been watching on YouTube and Facebook, speaking in English has become natural to him, almost to the point that he no longer speaks Tagalog. It's never been an issue for us though. We are proud that he learned English mostly by himself).”

The same can be observed with my 12-year-old cousin, Eumi, who's on my father’s side. But instead of acquiring the language naturally, she was intentionally taught by her mother on a regular basis, which is how she acquired fluency in English at such a young age. “Actually akala ko namana niya yung ganoong skill niya sa papa niya. It was until I remembered na ako pala nagturo sa kanya na mag Ingles. Even before bago siya maging talkative, talagang tinarget ko si Eumi na matuto mag-English. English mode yan kaming dalawa every time na magba-bonding kami. Kahit si Vince, nire-remind ko talaga na mag-English ‘pag kakausapin si Eumi. Mandatory datingan, ganun. Tipong makaka-encounter lang kami ng words sa bahay, actually anywhere, mapa-phone, T.V., posters, sa malls, pinapabigkas ko ‘yan kay Eumi. As much as possible, ine-encourage ko siya na mag-read. Read, read, read, read, read, read, tina-try ko talagang ma-push si Eumi sa pagbabasa since appropriate naman din talaga yung pagbabasa sa children natin. Anybody her age should be encouraged to read textbooks, stories, kahit yung simple alphabetical posters, lahat ‘yan very advisable sa kapwa parents natin, especially for the sake of their kids’ growth and development (Actually I thought she inherited that skill from her father. It was until I remembered that I taught her to speak English. Even before she became talkative, I really targeted Eumi to learn English. It's English mode for both of us every time we bond. Even Vince, I really reminded him to speak English when talking to Eumi. Every time we encounter English words at home, actually anywhere, phones, T.V., posters, in malls, I make Eumi pronounce them. As much as possible, I encouraged her to read. Read, read, read, read, read, read, I was really trying to push Eumi to read since reading is really appropriate for our children. Anyone her age should be encouraged to read textbooks, stories, even simple alphabetical posters, all of which is very advisable to our fellow parents, especially for the sake of their kids' growth and development).” 

Now that I clarified where this assessment ultimately stems from, it is obvious that Eumi and Sean are the sole reason I became curious about the difference between attaining fluency in English during the early years and attaining it during the later stages in life. There is very little difference between their fluency levels when compared to one another, and their natural usage of this language only continues to evolve as they get older and mature. With that being said, my curiosity then prompted me to harp on the belief that their natural acquisition and gradual improvement of speaking in English have something to do with the critical period in a child's learning development, especially in light of the fact that they gradually gained fluency in this language from infancy and childhood to adolescence.

Becoming advanced with learning a language can have a significant impact on how well you grasp its usage eventually. This is where the critical period in a child's learning development takes effect since it is a biologically determined stage where the child is supposed to be optimally ready to acquire certain skills. Based on its definition, this period is associated with brain plasticity and is characterized by the highest potential for learning and development. The critical period is generally considered to occur in the early years of a child's life, from birth to around the age of five. It is crucial to learn language, vision, hearing, and other skills during this period because it is when the brain is particularly responsive to learning and the development of neural connections. This relates to how they developed their English language skills in a manner similar to that of native speakers, which is particularly clear given that they were exposed to the language from an early age. One of them, as I mentioned earlier, picked up English organically by watching different English-language cartoons, let alone the fact that he was instructed to communicate in English with everyone around him, including his family. To a certain degree, his family has some influence in how he developed his natural fluency in the language, and that is largely due to the fact that they decided to speak to him in English for as long as they could, primarily in an effort to help him become a native English speaker from birth.

Despite the fact that Eumi learnt the fundamentals of the language from her parents, she has also benefited from viewing English cartoons and speaking to everyone in English. The Language Acquisition Device (LAD) developed by Noam Chomsky is a factor that sets Eumi and Sean apart from the rest of our cousins. It is a theoretical concept that suggests the existence of a biological structure in the human brain that enables children to acquire language. Chomsky proposed that children are born with an innate ability to understand and generate language, and the LAD serves as a universal grammar processor, which allows them to grasp the complexities of language through exposure and interaction. Based on the manner in which Sean developed his preference for speaking English in his early years, youngsters may be able to progress in their English proficiency in a manner that will allow them to do so in the future. However, with Eumi, that isn't mostly the case. She learnt the language more intentionally and didn't pick it up naturally. Even if her education can be whittled down to homeschooling and tutorials, her parents have given her enough guidance that she has become incredibly proficient in English when speaking to others. She began with the fundamentals, as did Sean, who also started with basic words and sentence structures before expanding his vocabulary and growing more accustomed to speaking the language at such a young age.

All things considered, we can argue that learning to speak English in the early phases of human development, from birth to childhood, can aid non-native speakers like me in adapting and achieving higher levels of proficiency and fluency than those who are only beginning to learn it during their adolescent years. It is true that early development is more critical than later development, whether or not it takes work to understand the fundamentals of English communication during the adolescent years, and this is especially evident when you are learning the English language for communicative purposes.

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One of the most fascinating and important phases of a child’s development is language acquisition. Rhymes are one of the most efficient and entertaining ways to promote the development of good communication abilities, which are frequently established in the early years. In addition to being enjoyable, rhymes, songs, and short poems are essential for developing a child’s vocabulary, memory, listening, and social skills. read more

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TikTok: Your Gateway to English Mastery

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In a world dominated by smartphones and social media, TikTok has emerged not only as a source of entertainment but also as a valuable tool for students worldwide to learn English. While skepticism might surround the idea of using a platform primarily known for short videos as an educational resource, there is substantial evidence supporting TikTok's effectiveness in language acquisition.  

Social sharing in public. Photo by Josh Rose. Unsplash.  

TikTok's Role in Learning

TikTok boasts several features that make it an excellent companion for English learners. Its visual and auditory nature aids in better comprehension and retention of new words and phrases. Moreover, its interactive platform enables users to connect with fellow English learners globally, offering valuable opportunities for practice and feedback from native speakers. However, it's important to acknowledge the platform's potential pitfalls, such as inappropriate or irrelevant content, and inconsistencies in grammar and pronunciation among users. Educators play a pivotal role in mitigating these challenges by curating content and providing guidance and support. In the grand scheme, TikTok proves itself as a valuable tool for students eager to enhance their language skills, with its benefits outweighing its drawbacks.  

Two older schoolgirls sharing the fun on a mobile phone. Photo by Shingi Rice. Unsplash.  

The Benefits of Using TikTok to Learn English

TikTok's ascent to social media stardom has transcended age barriers, captivating users of all generations. Beyond its entertainment value, TikTok holds immense potential as an educational aid, particularly for English learners. Pronunciation Enhancement TikTok offers an ideal platform for honing pronunciation skills. With its bite-sized videos, learners can repeatedly listen to native speakers until they master the nuances of pronunciation. Vocabulary Expansion The platform provides a unique opportunity to expand vocabulary. By searching for videos related to their interests, learners can familiarize themselves with words and phrases commonly used in those contexts. Listening Skill Development Watching English videos on TikTok contributes significantly to improving listening comprehension. Exposure to the language in various conversational settings aids learners in understanding spoken English. For those seeking an enjoyable and effective approach to learning English, TikTok is a treasure trove worth exploring.  

Browsing and learning English. Downloading TikTok with a mobile phone. Photo by May Gauthier. Unsplash.  

How to Get Started with Using TikTok to Learn English?

For those intrigued by the idea of using TikTok for English learning, embarking on this journey is a straightforward process: Step 1: Download the TikTok App Begin by downloading the TikTok app to your device. It serves as your gateway to a world of educational content. Step 2: Browse and Search Navigate the app by exploring videos and utilizing the search function. For content tailored to English learners, employ hashtags like #EnglishLesson or #LearnEnglish. Following English-language TikTok accounts, such as @bbclearningenglish or @voicedailyenglish, is also beneficial. Step 3: Watch, Learn, and Engage Select videos of interest and start watching while taking notes of new words and phrases. Mimic the pronunciation and rhythm of the speakers to enhance your speaking skills. To elevate your learning experience, consider creating your own TikTok videos, incorporating hashtags like #EnglishPractice or #LearnEnglish to connect with fellow learners.  

Teacher at Shadeh High School. Photo by Sonia Sevilla. Wikimedia.  

How Do Educators Approach Using TikTok in Class?

Educators have discovered innovative ways to integrate TikTok into the learning process. Their approach involves various stages: Stage 1: Introduction and Discussion Educators introduce students to the app, explaining its functionality and potential benefits. Open discussions are encouraged to address both positive aspects and concerns, fostering a collaborative learning atmosphere. Stage 2: Exposure and Participation Students are encouraged to watch short videos to gain insights into the video creation process. They then engage in scriptwriting and reading aloud, actively participating in content production. Stage 3: Rehearsals and Progress Practical rehearsals and practice sessions follow, allowing students to break language barriers and develop creativity. TikTok's popularity outside the classroom further reinforces language acquisition. Teachers report significant progress, with up to 75% of students displaying improved English comprehension.  

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The Challenges of Learning English Through TikTok

While TikTok offers numerous benefits for English learners, challenges exist: Content Appropriateness Not all TikTok content is suitable for educational purposes. Screening content is essential to ensure students access appropriate material. Grammar and Pronunciation Variances The app's user-generated content may exhibit inconsistencies in grammar and pronunciation. Educators must provide guidance and encourage learners to supplement their TikTok-based learning with other resources.  

TikTok-als-Puzzle. Photo by Christoph Scholz. Flickr.  

TikTok Educational Trends

TikTok's influence as an educational platform has grown over the years. English teachers have used the app to share lesson plans, activities, and advice, and this trend continues to expand in 2023. Educators can utilize TikTok to post educational videos that aid students in learning and practicing the English language. It also provides a global platform for English teachers to collaborate and share valuable resources.  

Conclusion

TikTok, initially known for its entertainment value, has proven to be a potent tool for English language learning. Its concise videos aid in pronunciation, vocabulary expansion, and listening skill development. Educators and students alike have harnessed TikTok's potential, transforming it into an engaging and effective educational resource. Students have reported that the editing process is the most challenging, demonstrating their commitment to learning. For those seeking an enjoyable and efficient way to learn or teach English, TikTok offers a captivating avenue for exploration.   Sources: Research Gate, University of Malaga & THX News. Read the full article

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IN CHILDREN WHAT IS THE MOST CRITICAL PERIOD FOR SPEECH AQUISITION?

From Birth to 3 years of age is most important for developing speech communication based on auditory feedback.

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