Teaching Technique

Brain's Window for Language Learning Open Until Adulthood

  • Published13 Mar 2019
  • Reviewed13 Mar 2019
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  • Source Science News

Continue reading to learn why you should encourage your students to learn or continue to learn a second language, all the way up through high school.

Access Brain's Window for Language Learning Open Until Adulthood from Science News.

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