Social Studies, 12.12.2019 20:31 amw4

Which of the following statements is primarily true about the relationship between a student’s first and second language acquisition?
a) cognitive development in l1 should be discontinued through the elementary years in order to achieve cognitive and academic success in l2.
b) cognitive development in l1 should be limited through the elementary years in order to achieve cognitive and academic success in l2.
c) students who receive formal schooling in l1 do better in acquiring l2 than students with no schooling in l1.
d) students who receive formal schooling in l1 do worse at acquiring l2 than students with no schooling in l1.

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