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Apr 27, 2013 28 min

Language and Learning

from Elena Mogunova's Podcast Hosted by Elena Mogunova

How many languages can a child learn at once? Is there a 'window' of opportunity, or can they learn multiple languages at any time? And what are the cognitive benefits of learning more than one language? You will see the interview with research psychologists and a language teacher about how kids acquire second, third or fourth languages and how it helps.

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