bilingualism

Bilingualism is the ability to speak two languages fluently.

Growing up with bilingualism can have cognitive benefits.

Many countries value bilingualism in their workforce.

Bilingualism can enhance communication skills and cultural understanding.

Bilingualism is becoming increasingly important in a globalized world.

Research shows that bilingualism can delay the onset of dementia.

Parents often encourage bilingualism in their children for various reasons.

Bilingualism is a valuable skill in today's interconnected world.

Learning a second language can promote bilingualism.

There was bilingualism, but that's interesting.

Bilingualism – or speaking two languages equally well – is a form of brain training.

There is research showing that bilingualism is associated with a delay in Alzheimer's diagnosis.

So what drew you to the field of bilingualism in general?

There are two kinds of bilingualism, simultaneous and sequential.

An article on the benefits of bilingualism on dementias was published this month in the journal Neurology.

The idea of major cognitive benefits to bilingualism may seem intuitive now, but it would have surprised earlier experts.

Dr. Maria Arredondo is a developmental psychologist who studies the cognitive impacts of bilingualism in young children.

That's not even mentioning the social and cultural benefits of bilingualism that are harder to test in a lab.

At how bilingualism interacts with and so on, all we are really not interested in what researchers looked at, right?