Talk:Paderborn method

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Methodology

I don't know if anyone conducted a study on that, but it would be interesting to check if the method also works in a later period of life. Are there any sources on this? I think that learning a foreign language too early in itself is a problem, and explains why in the original experiment by the PB University showed better results for the group which started learning English later (when their cognitive skills were developed good enough to learn a new language effectively). --Smihael (talk) 09:15, 15 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]