In the second part, we reconvene to share our own personal revelations around language learning that arose when we left the classroom and took things into our own hands. In the first part of the episode, I’m joined by fellow content team members Nasir Fleming and David Doochin for a critical takedown of popular language myths such as the critical period hypothesis, the learning styles myth, and certain assumptions people commonly make around fluency. Multilinguish: Lies Your Language Teacher Told You In this episode of Multilinguish, we tackle some of the most stubborn language myths and share personal anecdotes about the biggest lies our language teachers personally told us. Language myths abound in both popular culture and primary education, and sometimes, our teachers instill beliefs and tendencies in us all the way through university that we must later unlearn and unpack. Your early experience with language learning laid a critical foundation, but as you probably quickly found out, learning a language as an adult is pretty different from learning a language in school.
If you’ve ever endeavored to learn a language as an adult, you’ve more than likely had to wade through your own personal process of disillusionment. Subscribe to Multilinguish on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Spreaker, Stitcher or wherever you listen.
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