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Why learning languages at early age helps your child
Research shows that at an early age, new languages are learned and acquired faster, retained better, and spoken with exceptional pronunciation.
Not just this, learning a new language helps kids establish better relationships, create a sense of self, spur their cognitive development, and express who they are.
In today’s world, where soft skills and personality development matter as much, if not more, than technical skills and knowledge, learning a new language at an early age can be the foundation for a kid’s successful future.
Another reason why early age is the best stage to learn new languages is that young learners have a definite edge over adults while adapting to the accent of each different language.
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Why start learning languages at an early age?
Research shows that new languages are learned and acquired faster, retained better, and spoken with exceptional pronunciation if learnt at early age.
Soft skills and personality development matter as much as technical skills and knowledge, learning a new language at an early age can be the...
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Building Confidence
Confidence often stems from being able to communicate with others freely and fluently. Naturally, then, speaking multiple languages will help kids speak to more people and make them more self-confident.
Being able to communicate with more people from different regions also encourages them t...
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Brain Boost
Learning multiple languages can enhance a child’s intellectual and cognitive development while improving their brain’s executive function.
Studies have shown that children who learn multiple languages are better at problem-solving, planning, concentration, and multitasking. They also have h...
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Empathy and Tolerance
They learn more about different religions and cultures while learning various languages, and understand just how diverse the world can be.
Children are always discovering new things, learning a language comes more naturally to them as compared to adults. This also tends to be a fun experien...
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Why start learning languages at an early age?
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