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Old Mar 6th, 2008, 01:14 am
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Default ESL English basics

I don't mean to confuse anyone by the topic but I was wanting to start a conversation about the 4 parts of learning when approaching learning English on the basic level.

Within the next 3 years, Japan is planning to officially teach English starting from grade 5 in elementary school. BUT, from all the information I gather, they are only going to focus on speaking and listening. I guess 2 out of 4 isn't bad but in my opinion 4 out of 4 would be better.

Should all four parts of learning be addressed in early language acquistion?
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