Learning through immersion
Research shows that people who learn via immersion are notably more fluent in a foreign language than those who are learning it in a class. If you have the choice between starting language lessons earlier or learning through immersion later, an immersion environment seems to be better.
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Research shows that it's important to "exercise" your brain. Learning a language is one of the most effective ways to do this.
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