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No wonder language schools are applying this method. Even with their most respected education system and high-class modules, they will still and will always include immersion in their whole curriculum. There really is something in this learning method that highlights effectiveness doesn’t it?
You see, immersion is a natural method. Its means of learning is the same as a person first learns the basics of riding a bike, trying to walk, or even speaking his own native language. Force is never really a surname of this method. As long as the learner takes time to stay in the country where his target language is widely spoken, he is sure to acquire the language in a matter of time.
Some learners claim that immersion is a very slow learning method, because it only allows the learners to be keen and observant with his surroundings and get soaked with the culture and the language in there. Well, on second thought, isn’t effective language learning is really that all about? A learner cannot really be effective to learn his target language if he will only stick to his lessons at schools or online and never apply it outside. To constantly use, utter, articulate, and practice his target language at all times is the operative method a learner must acquire. As far as immersion is concerned, the pace of learning is conditional upon the learner himself, whether he is a fast or a slow type of learner.
So if you are a foreign language speaker and has decided to learn English language, I would suggest that you really choose foreign language school for your learning. In our language school, we encourage immersion to its maximum level so we guarantee you full knowledge of English language learning.
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