Nowadays, it is increasingly common for seniors to seek new forms of learning and one of the most attractive aspects is learning a language different from yours, putting into practice new skills and maintaining cognitive abilities for longer.
Studying the English language can be a great incentive, as it is an activity stimulating and really useful.
According to neuroscientists, the more we use brain skills, the less frequent failures of their functions.
Learning a new language in old age helps to maintain mental and emotional health, contributes in social and cultural contexts and is one of the main reasons for aging well through brain motivation. When activating the memory in this learning, new ones are created brain connections enhancing functions such as language and reasoning ability.
