II. International BRITISH Congress on Interdisciplinary Scientific Research & Practices
THE IMPORTANCE AND INDIVIDUAL INTEREST IN LEARNING SECOND LANGUAGES
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Liberty Publications
This article explores the significance of learning a second language (L2) in an increasingly interconnected world, emphasizing the individual motivations that drive language acquisition. We examine the cognitive, social, and economic benefits associated with bilingualism, including enhanced cognitive flexibility, improved academic performance, and greater employability. Through a review of existing literature and qualitative interviews, we identify key factors influencing individual interest in L2 learning, such as cultural exposure, personal goals, and intrinsic motivation. Our findings suggest that personalized approaches to language education, which align with learners' interests and aspirations, can significantly enhance engagement and retention. This research highlights the need for educational systems to adapt curricula that foster individual interests, thereby promoting more effective and meaningful language learning experiences.
