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Asked by anon-188701 to Paul on 6 Nov 2018.
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Paul Matusz answered on 6 Nov 2018:
Yes, definitely.
On the one hand, we do know that children’s brains, especially around 2-5 years old, take in a lot knowledge, especially related to speaking. They can easily learn 2 or even more languages at the same time during that time, and be fluent in them!I study how we pay attention more strongly to multisensory information and learning it is often much easier, compared to attending to or learning visual information. I summarise what we know about differences in learning and attention between adults and children, and i discuss in short one of my studies on multisensory attention in children and adults here – https://kids.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/frym.2017.00008 . Have a look 🙂
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Comments
anon-188701 commented on :
So my teachers weren’t all lying! 😉
Paul commented on :
Teachers know what they’re talking about 😉
anon-188136 commented on :
@paul I find you really inspiring and I hope that you win. xx
Paul commented on :
Thank you, Lily. I cannot express how much hearing this means to me.