EFFECT OF BILINGUALISM ON COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDREN
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Bilingualism, the ability to speak and understand two languages, has been a subject of growing interest in cognitive development research, especially in children. This paper investigates the effect of bilingualism on cognitive development in children, exploring various cognitive domains such as memory, problem-solving, executive function, and language skills.
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