Neural Elasticity. The brains of children learning 2 or more simultaneous languages ​​as native languages ​​- that is, in a natural way - becomes much more elastic to absorb and understand new Information from any source and not just the idiomatic ones. Thanks the ability of neurons to interconnect through the formation of synapses. For each stimulated neuron, thousands of synapses are Formed.<p></p>

This is what justifies the fact that children who learn 2 or more languages ​​in early childhood like more than others to study - and not just languages. And then get prominent in their careers academics and professionals.<p></p>


The proposal of the international schools that make up WSO is exactly this: to stimulate to the maximum the formation of these synapses through a challenging teaching in all disciplines, without no one becomes tedious or worrisome.<p></p>


Our stimulus is not for the ability to store memory but to make the mind elastic and flexible.<p></p>

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The mountain and the wind.

What has been the role of the World Schools Organization since first day is the concept of natural learning - something that in the opinion of Prof. Dr. Mathias Habegger, creator of the WSO, is: "more Swiss than the Swiss Alps."

Second It, the relation between conventional and natural learning is the same between the Alps and Wind: "as the mountain slowly changes without moving, the wind
transform everything - including yourself and the mountain - thanks to the strength, intensity and Frequency of your movements.

Wind is the living thought, while the mountain represents the dogmas and the certainties just as the wind is responsible for the transformation of the mountain, it is the freshness of the new thoughts the only one capable of breaking the dogmas and paradigms of the
knowledge. "

