5 reasons to be bilingual
From a very early age children can learn two languages naturally, with little effort. For this reason, Atlantic Schools has a solid and recognized bilingual project. From 1 to 6 years old, the Noray Bilingual Project is developed in Atlantic Kids, supported by the methodology of early learning.
At Atlantic School, bilingualism continues as a tool for the learning of other curriculum subjects: natural science, literacy, drama, music and motor skills. The classes are taught by native teachers and adapted to each school stage to achieve an excellent integration of the language in the natural development of our children.
But what are the personal benefits of this skill?
Greater concentration and attention; in addition, by developing the use of two languages we train the memory and expand the cognitive capacity of the brain.
More problem-solving skills.
They develop superior reading and writing skills.
Get to know the world from a more enriching cultural perspective.
Bilingualism fosters personal creativity, mental flexibility, tolerance and the acquisition of a mindset open to the world.
In short, the use of a second language on a regular basis undoubtedly makes children smarter.
At Atlantic School, bilingualism continues as a tool for the learning of other curriculum subjects: natural science, literacy, drama, music and motor skills. The classes are taught by native teachers and adapted to each school stage to achieve an excellent integration of the language in the natural development of our children.
But what are the personal benefits of this skill?
Greater concentration and attention; in addition, by developing the use of two languages we train the memory and expand the cognitive capacity of the brain.
More problem-solving skills.
They develop superior reading and writing skills.
Get to know the world from a more enriching cultural perspective.
Bilingualism fosters personal creativity, mental flexibility, tolerance and the acquisition of a mindset open to the world.
In short, the use of a second language on a regular basis undoubtedly makes children smarter.