Reading · Part 6

Cross MatchingExercise 28 of 46

Four educators give their perspectives on whether learning foreign languages remains a worthwhile pursuit in an age of increasingly sophisticated translation technology.

The Value of Foreign Language Learning

The cognitive benefits of learning a foreign language are among the most robust findings in educational research. Bilingual and multilingual individuals consistently demonstrate superior executive function, enhanced memory, and greater mental flexibility compared with their monolingual peers, and there is compelling…

  • Which educator shares Educator A's concern about disparities in the availability of high-quality language teaching across different types of school?
  • Which educator has a different opinion from the others regarding the robustness of evidence for the mental benefits of acquiring additional languages?

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