Talk:Silent period
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"This time often varies between learners, and depending on the author, estimates at its length vary from 12 hours of instruction to more than 6 months of language learning."
As far as I remember, the 12 hours of instruction claim is from James Asher's "Learning Another Language Through Actions", his book about
"Controversy"
The "controversy" section is full of speculation and original research. Suggest removal until it can be verified. Looks like the same person also derailed the section below to make an unverified weasel-words point that's not really relevant to this article and adds nothing. A controversy implies there has been some sort of active dispute, not one single article written that offers a differing point of view. In this instance, it is a hyperbole. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 79.65.158.250 (talk) 13:06, 2 July 2020 (UTC)