Lingoland Education 

 The fun way to learn another language

“Research shows that learning foreign languages develops children’s overall literacy, strengthening literacy-related capabilities that are transferable across learning areas” according to the Australia Department of Education and Training. Read more 

Benefit of early language learning

  • Research suggests that foreign language study enhances both  cognitive             development and academic achievement.

  • Re-shape the brain: Bilingual children showed a significantly larger density of "grey matter" in their brains. And those who had been exposed to a second language from an early age proved to have the most grey matter of all. Grey matter is responsible for processing information, including memory, speech and sensory perception.

  • Improve confidence, memory and problem solving abilities.

  • Natural-sounding, native-like accent
  • Better understanding of their first language as they are more aware of the grammar and constructions of their own language.

  • Greater intercultural appreciation and sensitivity.

  • Bigger view of the world, much more than just languages.
  • A competitive edge in future markets and the global marketplace.

Interview with research psychologists

"want to make your baby smarter? Just learn another language! The earlier the better."