Student learning styles and second language acquisition is a sensible process where one learns of another language than of his or her first language. This process takes place after one has already gained the first language. Therefore, when studying the second language the learner can also find the language to be the third, forth or fifth in his or her studies. The first language is the first language a person learns immediately after he or she is born. Caregivers or parents that surround an individual when he or she is born mostly teach this language. Like the second language, learning one can also have more than one language at the same time.
The author gives a brief overview on 11 recent studies on the subject.
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- Alfhonce Michael (Author), 2017, Student learning styles and second language acquisition, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/369020
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