Speaking more than one language can slow down the brain's aging and lower risks linked to accelerated aging.

Multilingual people, it turns out, tended to have younger “biobehavioral” ages than monolinguals—2.17 times less likely to show signs of accelerated aging, even after accounting for education, social ...

Di former policy bin provide say make di language instruction from early childcare education to primary six, be di mother ...

“Learning a new language is like working out your brain,” said Jennifer Wittmeyer, a cognitive neuroscientist at ...

When learned alongside native languages, English equips young people with the agility to navigate both local and global ...

A new collection of research papers examines how humans conceptualize numbers and the numeral systems we’ve build around them ...

If the goal is for our students to achieve high English proficiency, the change must start with the language model they hear ...

Modi’s NEP is exceptional in its brazen and unrepentant departure from history as a government document. It recognises that ...

A vast study suggests that being multilingual can slow down cognitive ageing. Speaking multiple languages could slow down ...

Could learning multiple languages be a secret weapon against the ravages of old age? C’est une possibilité. In a new study, ...

Like most mammals, humans are diphyodont: We have two sets of teeth – baby teeth and adult teeth. The technical term for our baby teeth is deciduous teeth because they fall out, the same way deciduous ...

If you can embrace this mindset, you’ll find that achieving success in a second language is attainable. Concerns that may have troubled you in your native language, such as making the right ...