Learning
Homeschooling and Learning a Foreign Language
Helping a student learn a foreign language can be beneficial for both personal growth and for future admission into higher education. A student who speaks a foreign language is usually looked at differently in the eyes of most colleges and universities. Taking the time to learn a second or even a third language makes a student well-rounded and more appealing to admissions boards.
Learning is a Continuous Process – Are You Learning?
Learning is a Continuous Process – Are You Learning?
Introduction
Most of you will agree with me, if I say, “Learning is a Continuous Process” but most of you will come forward to chop my head off, if I say that, “Many of us don’t learn”. Well, that is the truth. As per the survey done by Virgin Management Consultancy 83% of people stop learning after acquiring Post Graduation or any Degree Higher than that and 91.5% of people stop learning after getting a work experience of five years. (Sample size : 53,672 people. Survey Done in Seven Major Cities in India, Asian Countries, USA, UK, Germany and Australia).
Learning Multiple Languages
Many people who learn a second language mistakenly believe that they can’t learn anymore languages beyond this. In fact the opposite is true – learning languages becomes easier.