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Want a better brain? Learn a new language
Rosetta Stone SmartBrief | May 03, 2012
Northwestern University researchers published a study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that shows bilingual people have longer attention spans and improved memories. The study tested nearly 50 teenagers. About half spoke English and Spanish, and that group was much more effective in picking out the sound of a syllable amid background noise. Wall Street Journal, The (04/30)
New Rosetta Stone product may delight younger users
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You might want to reconsider -- in another language, that is
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Army struggles to find qualified personnel to connect with locals
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