PEDAGOGICAL MECHANISMS OF THE PROCESS OF LANGUAGE ACQUISITION IN BILINGUAL CHILDREN
This article explores the pedagogical mechanisms that facilitate effective language learning in bilingual environments. Emphasizing both theoretical perspectives and practical strategies, the paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how children acquire multiple languages simultaneously and the role educators play in this complex process.
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