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To be brutally honest, it's like a double-edged sword question. On one hand, if we look at the evidence, multilingualism can positively affect students' math skills. I read research about it, and I think it's very beneficial for solving analytical problems to learn another language besides the native one. On the other hand, there are many disadvantages because students are struggling with too many things in school. They struggle and suffer from mental fatigue most of the time. So, giving them too much education in language or something similar can be harmful for their brains, and the efficiency of learning can decrease as a result.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
To be brutally honest, it’s like a double H’s word question. So on one hand, if we look from the perfect photo evidence, the multilingualism can affect the students math skills. I read a research about it and I think it’s very good to solve the analytic problems to learn another language except native one. And on the other hand, there are too many disadvantages because the students are struggling too many things in the school. They struggle and they suffer from mental fatigue most of the time. So giving them too many education with language or something like that can be harmful for their brains and the efficiency of the learning can be decreased by using that.
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