Better Academic Performance
Studies show that language learners perform better across a range of academic subjects than students who don't study a second language.
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Why Learn a Foreign Language
While knowing a different language can make travel easier, give children a head start in school, and expose them to new cultures, there are a multitude of benefits to learning a foreign language.
The reality though, is that American children are missing out on these benefits. Pew Research indicates that only about 1 in 5 American students learn a foreign language, which is significantly lower compared to their European counterparts.
Multitude of Benefits
How Children Benefit from Learning a Foreign Language
Improved Cognitive Abilities
Research suggests that learning a language leads to improved memory, concentration, and multi-tasking abilities.
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Required listening skills and empathy in language learning allows language learners to become better communicators.
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Bilingual children demonstrate heightened creativity in problem-solving and adaptability compared to monolinguals.
Read the ResearchIncreased Career Opportunities
Hiring multilingual employees enable faster global expansion and fosters creativity and diversity within the workforce.
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Learning another language can enhance native language skills, improving grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation awareness.
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Spanish - Valuable Worldwide and Locally
Spanish is the most popular language choice for American students — and with good reason. According to a report by the Cervantes Institute, there are close to 500 million native Spanish speakers worldwide. In fact, Spanish is the official language of more than 20 countries. That's a lot of people to meet and places to visit!
However, Spanish is not all that foreign to us. Home to many immigrants from Latin America, Florida is home to over 4 million Spanish speakers, or 20% of its population. In Collier County, that percentage is closer to 30%.
So why not choose a language your child can use right here at home?
500 Million
Spanish Speakers Worldwide
4 Million
Spanish Speakers in Florida
106K
Hispanic Population in Collier County
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