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Direct linkBae, Su-Young – Zero to Three (J), 2006
The use of music in facilitating second language (as well as first language) learning is supported by evidence that points to the musical nature of even preverbal infants. Music and language have been found to develop similarly, and researchers have noted advantages to using song in learning. The author observed her Korean 21-month-old for …
Descriptors: Music, Second Languages, Second Language Learning, Music Activities
