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As we age, all body systems decline, especially in the brain. In some cases, aging contributes to Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, better known as dementia. With age, memory deteriorates, it becomes more difficult to master new material, it is more difficult for the brain to process large amounts of information.
To slow down the aging process of the brain, scientists advise training brain plasticity. Learning new things, like foreign languages, is a good workout for the brain to keep it in good shape.
Develops erudition and broadens horizons
Being an educated person means not just finishing grades 9-11 of a school. This means reading a lot of useful literature, meeting interesting people, learning new things. Erudition helps to solve problems more effectively, and to see around more opportunities to achieve goals. You can analyze problems from different angles and draw more thoughtful and interesting conclusions.
Everyone is prone to laziness and procrastination sometimes. Getting off the couch, off the phone, and doing something often takes effort. Even more effort is required in order not to give up what has been started, and to bring the matter to the end. Therefore, the ability to create a convenient daily routine, in which enough time is allocated for learning, helps to develop self-discipline.
Expands the circle of communication
With age, everyone's social circle becomes narrower. After a while, only a phone number remains from school friends. While learning a new profession or exploring a hobby, you will have many like-minded people, perhaps even from your city. You will be able to see them not only in the classroom, but also in your free time.
To slow down the aging process of the brain, scientists advise training brain plasticity. Learning new things, like foreign languages, is a good workout for the brain to keep it in good shape.
Develops erudition and broadens horizons
Being an educated person means not just finishing grades 9-11 of a school. This means reading a lot of useful literature, meeting interesting people, learning new things. Erudition helps to solve problems more effectively, and to see around more opportunities to achieve goals. You can analyze problems from different angles and draw more thoughtful and interesting conclusions.
Everyone is prone to laziness and procrastination sometimes. Getting off the couch, off the phone, and doing something often takes effort. Even more effort is required in order not to give up what has been started, and to bring the matter to the end. Therefore, the ability to create a convenient daily routine, in which enough time is allocated for learning, helps to develop self-discipline.
Expands the circle of communication
With age, everyone's social circle becomes narrower. After a while, only a phone number remains from school friends. While learning a new profession or exploring a hobby, you will have many like-minded people, perhaps even from your city. You will be able to see them not only in the classroom, but also in your free time.
