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  Trying to teach or learn a language while in quarantine? It can be more fun than you think! If you have a kid who's used to the routine of regular school, playdates and extracurriculars, it can be hard to adjust to this new way of life. But their progress doesn't have to stop. Getting creative with fresh ways to practice language is the way to go right now. Why? No matter what language you or your child chooses to learn; the benefits are long-lasting. Knowing more than one language helps you build on skills like multi-tasking, socializing, networking, and...

  Teaching a language to your kid (or yourself) comes with its fair share of challenges. But when it comes to absorbing a new language, it turns out the easy route is the best one! That’s because learning a second tongue requires habit. And you usually won’t make something a habit unless you’re motivated— and having fun! Here are some tips for lazy (read: smart) parents who want to teach their kids a new language.   Use it or lose it   It’s been said before, but that’s because it’s true. Your brain won’t fully grasp a new language unless...

Learning a second language could make all the difference for your child. If you knew that making just one decision early on in their life would drastically increase their chances of happiness and success later on, why wouldn’t you do it? It turns out knowing more than one language helps in pretty much all aspects of life, including social, emotional, health, economic, and financial contexts. Social life will improve Language can sometimes be a barrier, but if your child speaks multiple languages, they’ll be better able to connect with people who come from different cultures. Knowing someone’s native language will...