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    Human learning involves understanding a second language through imitation and mimicry of gestures used in daily communication. While animals can mimic behaviors, humans have advanced cognitive abilities like analysis, critical thinking, and parallel processing that make learning a second language easier. Our brains develop differently from animals, allowing us to acquire information, analyze it, understand it, and generate new ideas simultaneously. Through daily learning, our brains capture and store knowledge while continuing to develop the ability to retain large amounts of information and extensive knowledge.

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    Human learning involves understanding a second language through imitation and mimicry of gestures used in daily communication. While animals can mimic behaviors, humans have advanced cognitive abilities like analysis, critical thinking, and parallel processing that make learning a second language easier. Our brains develop differently from animals, allowing us to acquire information, analyze it, understand it, and generate new ideas simultaneously. Through daily learning, our brains capture and store knowledge while continuing to develop the ability to retain large amounts of information and extensive knowledge.

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    Human learning involves understanding a second language through imitation and mimicry of gestures used in daily communication. While animals can mimic behaviors, humans have advanced cognitive abilities like analysis, critical thinking, and parallel processing that make learning a second language easier. Our brains develop differently from animals, allowing us to acquire information, analyze it, understand it, and generate new ideas simultaneously. Through daily learning, our brains capture and store knowledge while continuing to develop the ability to retain large amounts of information and extensive knowledge.

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    JENNIFER ALEXANDRA ZEPEDA HUMAN LEARNING

    The human congnitive learning is the process that helps us to understand better as a second language, to understand and imitate others. mimic which is a clear example, because it's something we imitate daily to communicate with others through gestures. Animals have a very similar behavior to that of humans but they put into practice the mime nothing more, however we have the ability and way at analyzing things, to think differently and correct and that is why that a learner's second language or second language is easier. Our way a learner is developed differently so our behavior is different, the way to acquire information and make things is because our brain has the function at analyzing, understanding, and give ideas simultaneously. Knowledge we obtained every day is captured and stored by our brain and so does their development and the ability to retain a lot of information and have extensive knowledge.

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