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The benefits of bilingualism
An interesting article featured in the New York Times : The Benefits of Bilingualism
Real Words or Gibberish: Ask the Baboobs
Read about how Dr. Grainger and his colleagues worked with six baboons using touch-screen computers. The baboons were given free access to touch-screen computers, which displayed four-letter sequences. If a baboon tapped the screen when the sequence was a real word, … Continue reading
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