How bilingualism changes the brain
Neuroscientific research has shed light on the neurological underpinnings of bilingualism (fluency in two languages), compared to monolingualism (fluency in one language only).
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Neuroscientific research has shed light on the neurological underpinnings of bilingualism (fluency in two languages), compared to monolingualism (fluency in one language only).
An anonymous contributor explores how the idea of Britishness has impacted on her cross-cultural identity.