Post by Pincho Paxton on Jul 20, 2015 15:47:36 GMT
First a link...
Bilinguals of two spoken languages have more gray matter than monolinguals
So I ask if the grey matter can 'just be there' in children with parents of two spoken languages. This could lead to a genius who never used their second language reserve.
It's a simple twist on the original discovery.
Pincho Paxton
Bilinguals of two spoken languages have more gray matter than monolinguals
So I ask if the grey matter can 'just be there' in children with parents of two spoken languages. This could lead to a genius who never used their second language reserve.
It's a simple twist on the original discovery.
Pincho Paxton