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    Language learning during the teenage years has several advantages. Teenagers' brains are still developing which makes them more receptive to learning new languages. Their cognitive abilities and memory are enhanced during this period, making language acquisition easier. Additionally, peer pressure and social situations motivate teenagers to practice their language skills. Overall, the teenage mind is primed for language learning through enhanced cognitive development and social influences.

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    Language learning during the teenage years has several advantages. Teenagers' brains are still developing which makes them more receptive to learning new languages. Their cognitive abilities and memory are enhanced during this period, making language acquisition easier. Additionally, peer pressure and social situations motivate teenagers to practice their language skills. Overall, the teenage mind is primed for language learning through enhanced cognitive development and social influences.

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    Language learning and the teenage learner

    Handout 5: Different types of questions

    Match questions 1–6 with their types a–f. What are the benefits of using types a–c? What are the
    benefits of using types d–f?

    1. What do you know about recycling?

    2. What colour is the grass (in this picture)?

    3. What are some advantages of the internet?

    4. Is ‘a nap’ a short sleep or a long sleep?

    5. Yuan, where can you find a rug? Jin, do you find a rug on the wall or the floor?

    6. Have you ever been abroad?

    a. Question with only one possible answer

    b. Yes/No closed question

    c. Closed question with limited choices given

    d. Open question

    e. Higher-level thinking question

    f. Differentiated questions for different learners

    Cambridge English CELT-S | Module 2 | © UCLES


    2015 19

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