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Language acquisition process: implications for teaching English as a second language for sustainable development
This paper examines the process of language acquisition and its implications for teaching English as a Second Language in the effort to achieve the sustainable development goals. It further argues that effective teaching of English as a Second Language should be learnen-centred, innovative and highl...
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2020-07
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| Summary: | This paper examines the process of language acquisition and its implications for teaching English as a Second Language in the effort to achieve the sustainable development goals. It further argues that effective teaching of English as a Second Language should be learnen-centred, innovative and highly interactive. Also, English Language teachers should model the right content, structure the process of instruction and involve learners in the teaching/learning process to facilitate second language acquisition in a multilingual country like Nigeria. The paper concludes by making recommendations on how to improve English language pedagogy. |
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