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It seems more and more American people want schools to teach foreign languages to children younger than five years old. The most popular way to teach these young children another language is called immersion, which is the most effective way for them to learn a language. However, only seven of the fifty states require schools to teach a foreign language to students between the ages of six and twelve. Language experts say it is easier for children younger to learn a language. Still, American schools generally do not begin to teach foreign languages until secondary school. By then, students are about thirteen years old.
American schools face difficult choices about the cost of educational programs. The federal government has increased support for foreign language study in its education law called No Child Left Behind.
At the college level, the Modern Language Association says more students than ever are studying foreign languages. The group recently announced its findings for the period from 1998 until 2002. The number of students who studied foreign languages in American colleges and universities increased by seventeen percent. That is the highest level since 1972.
