A New Neuro-cognitive Theory on Language Learning

[@Camila-qt6bh]

Very interesting!🎉 And I really enjoy your final message. Thank you . God bless you

[@enriquegonzalez7390]

Props to you Prof Rich. An outstanding lectura. ❤

[@pallavi6228]

Again, I missed this, teacher Rich, it's my fault I fell asleep that day. 😢😢 The new year is coming, and there are a lot of things I have to do this year to at least become worthy. I have to prepare for so many important exams, as well as will try to improve my English a lot more this year (I doubt). Also, I want to say, you're 100% a good teacher but I'm not really a good student because i just miss your lessons, i feel very frustrated at myself about why I'm so lazy, teacher Rich, I'm sorry, I'll try to be your good student this year and study English hard. This is why my teachers sometimes say we (my classmates including me)are not worth having a good, hardworking teacher in our lives... I'll be present tomorrow in your lesson, thanks a lot, teacher Rich! Have a good day!✨️🙏😊❤️

[@Reflekt0r]

Thanks for shining your linguistic light! There's so much garbage on KZbin about language learning.

[@Lexie810-b5r]

Extensive listening is also really good for learning and maintaining languages... Polyglot Beats here on youtube is great for bilingual stories where they read one sentence in English, then re-read the same in target language (their playlist section has over 20 languages)... I listen while walking and driving - you need to get the language in you!! The more exposure the better😊😊 great channel.

[@ronisiimo]

Your slow speed is so useful for me. Thanks

[@tramphung567]

Slowly speaking is helpful for me. Informative, systematic, and understandable. Many thanks.

[@sevillavieira]

Great lecture. Thanks a lot.

[@Archer_SnowSpark]

This was a great video, thanks, either you just had a bit of misfortune with the KZbin algorithm or maybe people are not clicking on it cuz it's 1 hour long. It was really insightful for me tho, thanks! Also, you're really considerate in your speech and explanation

[@EnglishRich]

Thank you very much.

[@enriquegonzalez7390]

Lecture

[@vogditis]

Learning occurs only once in a lifetime as the brain grows. The greater our language skills at this age, the slower they will be destroyed in adulthood if the person doesn't live in a language environment.