Bilingual Brain, in Time Magazine, Usono.
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Aperis longa artikolo en Time Magazine, Usono, 29 julio 2013, pri la advantagxoj kiujn havas dulingvaj homoj, kaj lernejoj kiuj instruas aliajn lingvojn al junaj infanoj. In Time Magazine July 29, 2013, there is a long article about the advantages of knowing more than one language, and schools that are teaching other languages to young children. http://www.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,2147707,00.html If you cannot see the article, I can send you a copy: (Text: 18 KB) Small part: "A bilingual brain is not necessarily a smarter brain, but it is proving to be a more flexible, more resourceful one. In a polyglot world, that's a lesson that a largely monoglot country like the U.S. ignores at its peril. "Monolingualism," says Gregg Roberts, a language-immersion specialist with the Utah state office of education, "is the illiteracy of the 21st century." " I believe this is a great occasion to tell them that Esperanto can fill the necessity in much less time, and also will help to learn other languages. Please send your comments to Comments: [email protected] (no attachments) Maybe you would like to look at my new page in 3 languages, English, Spanish, Esperanto. More than 20 reasons to learn Esperanto: http://esperantofre.com/faktoj/