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    What Is The Importance of Research in Language Development?

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    Research is crucial for understanding language development and addressing questions about how languages are acquired, enriched, and protected. It provides insights into how endangered languages can be preserved and helps discover the foundations of one's own language. Research answers questions about developing language literacy and acquiring second languages. It also raises awareness of language endangerment and influences attitudes toward language. Studying language development can help communities preserve endangered languages and reintroduce languages that are being lost.

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    Research is crucial for understanding language development and addressing questions about how languages are acquired, enriched, and protected. It provides insights into how endangered languages can be preserved and helps discover the foundations of one's own language. Research answers questions about developing language literacy and acquiring second languages. It also raises awareness of language endangerment and influences attitudes toward language. Studying language development can help communities preserve endangered languages and reintroduce languages that are being lost.

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    Research is crucial for understanding language development and addressing questions about how languages are acquired, enriched, and protected. It provides insights into how endangered languages can be preserved and helps discover the foundations of one's own language. Research answers questions about developing language literacy and acquiring second languages. It also raises awareness of language endangerment and influences attitudes toward language. Studying language development can help communities preserve endangered languages and reintroduce languages that are being lost.

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    Name: KYLE JOSHUA VERDIDA Course & Year: BSED-3

    EL110 (MTW 1:00-2:00pm)

    What is the importance of research in language development?

    Research plays a crucial role in various aspects of living. It is how we discover


    and gains new knowledge and concepts, address timely and relevant key questions,
    and help us develop our full-packed sense as rational being. Research can spark
    debate, challenge assumptions, reinforce beliefs, and raise new questions. When
    various constituencies outside of schools, as well as society as a whole, understand
    how research can help people improve their language skills and become sociolinguistic
    individuals, the potential for research to generate conversations and portray complexity
    becomes extremely important.
    In my point of thinking, to discover, understand, and comprehend the foundations
    of one’s language we must be vigilant with this through researching, finding answers to
    questions that welcomes us to the foundations of language which helps us have the
    core idea of how one’s language develops, acquired, and enriched. Being a second
    language learner there are lots of questions that run in my mind, “How can we protect
    our language especially those endangered languages?”, “How can we enrich it?”. How
    can we develop our language literacy?”, “How can we acquire our second languages?”
    are some of the questions most of us tends to ask, and by research, we can find
    answers, connect studies from different authors, give our ideas and knowledge for the
    benefit of everyone, and apply steps that are recommended for us to do from various
    studies about language development. Basically, research gives us knowledge and
    concepts about language development which is very beneficial to us who are
    linguistically able to utilize various languages.
    In today’s current situation where globalization takes its place, language research
    is important where endangered languages are now on its critical level. Language
    development is not just about how we enrich and acquire specific language, but it is
    also about how we protect languages because that’s part of being a sociolinguistic
    being. Linguistics has long included the study of endangered languages. This was
    originally intended to enlighten and improve the emerging subject of Linguistics, but it
    has come to be recognized as a critical resource for addressing the concerning and
    rising trend of language loss over time. Furthermore, research can influence people's
    attitudes toward language and raise awareness of the dangers of language in our
    communities and society as a whole. To ensure that the communities with whom they
    work benefit from the research, there is some guidance on how to present language
    development ideas that will be useful to them. Language study can aid in the
    preservation, reintroduction, restoration, and reclaiming of an endangered language into
    a community, which can be beneficial.

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