Acquiring a Second Language for School

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Sociocultural processes

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Sociocultural processes refer to the interactions and influences that shape an individual's experience and development within a social and cultural context.

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Language development

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Language development is the process through which individuals acquire both oral and written language skills, encompassing both subconscious natural abilities and conscious, formal instruction.

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Academic development

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Academic development refers to the growth of cognitive and language skills, particularly the advancement of both oral and written language abilities, to a high cognitive level for success in academic settings.

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Cognitive development

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Cognitive development refers to the growth of mental processes, such as thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving, which are crucial for achieving deep academic proficiency, especially in a second language.