Bilingual speakers enjoy cognitive benefits beyond the fulfillment of fluency. Those speakers process competing information more efficiently and more easily than those who know just a single language.

Yet, the benefits of bilingual learning are indisputable. As Dr. Palacios explains, they include nurturing “students who are prepared to work in a global society, who are able to think ...

Learning a new language stimulates your brain, enhancing cognitive functions like memory, problem-solving, and critical ...

New psychology research indicates that multilingual children may have enhanced executive function and perspective taking skills.

Bilingualism boosts cognitive skills in autistic children, enhancing executive function and perspective-taking.

From the cognitive to the cultural, the varied benefits of raising multilingual ... achieved Smart School Status from the Centre for Educators of Bilingual and Multilingual Learners (BML) and ...

Yet young Australians are losing interest in learning a foreign language. So, what are the benefits of being bilingual?

Teaching children a second language prior to school age brings many benefits, according to research. One multicultural couple has gone a step further, producing a range of bilingual books ...