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Being Bilingual May Boost Your Brain Power - NPR Story - 0 views

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    In an interconnected world, speaking more than one language is becoming increasingly common. Approximately one-fifth of Americans speak a non-English language at home, and globally, as many as two-thirds of children are brought up bilingual. Research suggests that the growing numbers of bilingual speakers may have an advantage that goes beyond communication: It turns out that being bilingual is also good for your brain.
Patty Silvey

WordChamp - 1 views

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    "WordChamp has been designed specifically as an aid for language teachers. Whether you teach a classroom full of students or just one student, whether you want your students to stay entirely in the target language or translate, practice conjugations or reading, use pictures or practice pronunciations, WordChamp gives you the tools you need to help your students succeed."
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    Learn languages and connect with people around the world. Free! Though a nominal charge gets you additional benefits. Bilingual flashcards both written and oral are already available or make your own. Oral flashcards can be downloaded as an MP3.The BEST part is the Web Reader which helps in reading authentic material also part of the site. The help is in the form of either written or oral mouse-over translation. WordChamp also has numerous other activities for the teacher to use to create supplemental practice. The Course Management feature allows a teacher to track classes or individual students.
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