Quick learners: According to the study, bilingual infants process information much faster than monolingual infants. - The Straits Times / Asia News Network
BABIES exposed to two languages may have better memory than their monolingual peers and can also process information faster, a new study of six-month-old infants here has discovered.
They appear to be quicker in absorbing information and get “bored” of familiar images faster, the study of 114 infants found.
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