From: The Los Angeles Times
Should children learn a second language?
February 21, 2011
The Los Angeles Times:
Does being bilingual help children learn to prioritize information, provide a defense against some effects of Alzheimer’s or just provide a great workout for the brain?
All of the above, according to studies discussed Friday at the 2011 American Assn. for the Advancement of Science meeting in Washington D.C., where a number of researchers presented on the benefits of being bilingual.
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I think it depends on the depends of the children.If he can learn better.
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