Peer-to-peer communication has always been a vital part of foreign language learning. People learn from each other just as much as they do from an instructor.

To some, that might sound like self-imposed homework, but Shoener, a language lover and the copy chief for Reader’s Digest ...

In Depth: How To Learn A Second Language Some advertisements would have prospective polyglots believe they're just a 15-minute audio tape away from becoming a U.N. interpreter.

Lauren: Learning a new language seems like a big challenge in the beginning, and that’s because it is. Many of us started our language learning in the classroom, where we’re taught through ...

Second language learning in adulthood is difficult, but the benefits are large for those who, like myself, are motivated by the desire to communicate with others who do not speak their native ...

Learning A Second Language: Is It All In Your Head? Date: July 27, 2007 Source: Northwestern University Summary: Think you haven't got the aptitude to learn a foreign language?

Going to college and earning a degree or proficiency certification is one way to learn a new language. But there are also cheaper options to help boost your job prospects and earning potential.

More broadly, I investigate whether learning a second language can change the way we perceive the world in the same way that our native language can. The previous results come from an experiment ...

As California expands transitional kindergarten, English learner advocates are urging school districts to prioritize children learning English as a second language. California is expanding ...