Ahmet Berke AKBULUT
The
Telegragh;
Why
learn a foreign language? Benefits of bilingualism by Anne Meriitt
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speaking two or more languages is a worth to the cognitive process.
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there are some several mental benefits for everybody even adult
people.
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there are seven advantages to be bilingual.
1)
to become smarter
2)
to build multitasking skills
3)
to stave off Alzheimer’s and dementia
4)
to memory improves
5)
to become more perceptive
6)
to decision-making skill improves
7)
to improve your English
or other languages
The
Next Web;
Money,
dream jobs, a better brain: why everyone should learn a second
language by
Kayla Matthews
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being
bilingual gives people the benefit of standing out in the
increasingly competitive job market.
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also it provides to increase their salary and to open up tons of
amazing job opportunities.For example, Game
Translator for Nintendo
gets paid to translate the in-game text, manuals and more. There are
more examples like that.
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recently,
there have been 295,000 jobs
which can be found in the USA,
there are still many people seeking full-time positions who are
forced to take part-time jobs.
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learning a second language may lead to salary bonuses. For instace,
English-speaking Americans who learn a foreign language can expect to
earn only about $600 more than someone who knows only English. Which
language supplies bonuses for workers such as
Spanish
– 1.5 percent bonus
French
– 2.3 percent bonus
German
– 3.8 percent bonus
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assuming you
only earn a 2 % of language bonus on your salary, you easily stand to
gain an additional $25,000 during your career.
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also knowing a foreign language provides to protect
against Alzheimer’s and dementia, improving decision making and
developing your memory and attention span.
Lingholic;
Ten
Amazing Reasons Why You Should Learn a Foreign Language by Sam
Gendreau
1)
Meet new people and develop life-long friendships
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you could meet
new and interesting people and developing life-long friendships
all around world.
2.
Discover a new culture
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different cultures
which are endless like movies, food, literature, poetry bring
hapiness in people lives. People may heard different language.That's
why, they should learn at least one foreign language.
3.
Become more open-minded
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Learning a foreign language and getting soaked into an entirely new
culture and world view which was mentioned in Karen Risager's amazing
book “Language
and Culture: Global Flows and Local Complexity.
4.
Study or live overseas
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ıf a foreign language was the door, people might be open it. So,
they easily come true their dreams such as working Germany.
5.
Improve your employability
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People live in an increasingly globalized world
now and they must develop themselves.
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The
Economist condected a research and it estimated that
half the world’s people might speak English by 2050, “that still
leaves billions who will not, and billions of others who remain
happier in their own language”.
6.
Completely transform your travel experience
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Travel is not just about taking pretty pictures, it also has
experiences
especially you learn a foreign language.
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Not
only will the knowledge of the language the locals speak result in
warm smiles and invitations for drinks, it might bring you
opportunities that you’d never thought could happen to you.
7.
Increase your brain power
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Ellen Bialystok has found that students who study foreign languages
tend
to score better on standardized tests
than
their monolingual peers, particularly in the categories of math,
reading, and vocabulary.
8.
Improve your decision making skills
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Bilinguals
are more confident with their choices after thinking it over in the
second language and seeing whether their initial conclusions still
stand up.
9.
Develop confidence
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You’ll
get to overcome some of your fears and doubts like speaking with
native speakers, learn more about yourself, meet new people, and
travel to different places
all around the world.
10.
Impress people around you
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for example, if you are at
a fancy restaurant with your date ordering dishes like Boeuf
Bourguignon using correct pronunciation, or talking with the locals
in their native tongue, you will impress people who are around you.
M. Enes ŞİMŞEK
Direct Employers (.org)
This source is particularly talking about the benefits of being bilingual. (bilingualism) Main titles are published as:
1) Jobs requiring language skills
Today, jobs requires a lot of personal qualities. Especially in international jobs language skills are required. In this essay, the jobs that requiring bilingualism categorised as,
- Translator/Interpreter
- Language Teacher
- Tour Guide
Also details has given and some comparisons have been made to understand the notion better.
2) Financial Benefits
In this part, financial benefits are explained with quotations. Short but summed part.
3) How to sell your skills?
As can be inferred from the title easily, this part consists of process and suggestions of job finding.
Multilingualliving (.com)
In this post, there are many benefits of language learning are listed. Also, how the bilingualism contribute to cognitive skills are explained.
Linkedin (.com) [Inside Post]
In this post, benefits of being bilingual are explained as the others but also author gave examples from himself and his life to support the idea that he states. He stresses the benefits of being bilingual of course, but particularly in the business life and boss-employee and/or customer/businessman relationship.
Detailed explanation will be given soon...
Aysima Saka
1) studyabroad.ucmerced.edu
What statics show about study abroad students?
There are some notable studies on study abroad and careers, learning, academic performance, retention, and personality development.
- 97% of study abroad students found employment within 12 months of graduation, when only 49% of college graduates found employment in the same period. That means they were twice as likely to find a job. Among study abroad alumni, 90% landed a job within 6 months.
- 25% of study abroad students start higher salaries: that's how much more study abroad students earn than those college graduates who do not study abroad.
- 100% of study abroad students have greater improvement in GPA post-study abroad. Student GPAs tend to rise as they approach the completion of their undergraduate degree. Students who studied abroad saw their GPAs rise twice as quickly as a result of going abroad compared to students who stayed in town according to a Georgia study.
2) iesabroad.org
Studying abroad;
Studying abroad;
- ignites education
- launches career
- makes life-long friends
- affects personal growth and and development.
3) generalassemb.ly
Four ways studying abroad can advance career:
You’ll have the opportunity to explore a new place and culture, of course, and it’s easy to see how broadening your horizon would lead to a wider, valuable new perspective.
1. You’ll gain valuable skills and work experience
2. Documenting your travels will help your resume
3. Studying abroad shows future employers that you’re adaptable
4. You’ll deepen your network of contacts
Four ways studying abroad can advance career:
You’ll have the opportunity to explore a new place and culture, of course, and it’s easy to see how broadening your horizon would lead to a wider, valuable new perspective.
1. You’ll gain valuable skills and work experience
2. Documenting your travels will help your resume
3. Studying abroad shows future employers that you’re adaptable
4. You’ll deepen your network of contacts
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