WHY NOW?

Learning foreign languages when young enhances children's
mental development. It benefits their reading abilities,
improves complex problem solving skills and enhances creativity.

Studies conducted by the American College Entrance Examination Board have consistently shown that 'students who averaged 4 or more years of foreign language study scored higher on the verbal section of the SATs than those who had studied 4 or more years in any other subject area. (source: kidlanguages.com)

why now.jpg Simply put: Children are linguistic geniuses. "... the power to learn languages is so great in the young child that it doesn't matter how many languages you seem to throw their way...Children just have this capacity. Their brain is just ripe to do this...there doesn't seem to be any detriment to...develop(ing) several languages at the same time.

When children wait until high school to start learning a foreign language, the job is much harder...Brain plasticity is reduced, and the brain no longer has the same facility to restructure itself that it had when the child was young."
(source: Dr Susan Curtiss, Professor of Linguistics, UCLA)

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