I will pay for the following article Should Early Education Have Forgien Language Taught. The work is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article Should Early Education Have Forgien Language Taught. The work is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. These views were also turned upside down later by Peal and Lambert that showed how superior it is learning two languages in the early age than one (Peal &amp. Lambert,1962) . They conducted various experiments for children who started learning a second language in their early childhood and compared it to their achievements and academic skills in their later life. It was prevalent in the research that they were no less efficient, skilled and knowledgeable than those who did not learn a second language. &nbsp.It is very essential for children to fully acquire their first language as researches show that if they do not, they may have problems in becoming an academic professional and fully cultured in their second language. This is because of the interrelationship of language and cognitive growth. When parents use their first language that they know the best with their children there are less chances of the interruption of the cognitive growth of the children. The research further argues that whatever learnt in the first language either knowledge, organization, development, skills, academic literacy etc will be transferred to second language when learnt. Children expand their language learning depending on how often they use and practice it. Parents who communicate more often in their first language develop better linguistic skills ability to express their needs, ideas and feelings. If children do not acquire their first language, it may become a problem for them in the future to express their thoughts efficiently (Collier, 1992).