Communication is the primary way to connect with people.

These connections open doors to new and better opportunities. The ability to speak a second language increases the amount of connections students would be able to make.

Additionally, making them more reliable in a situation of distress or emergency where someone who speaks a secondary language and can translate is needed.

Having broader access to information would increase academic performance as students would have multiple sources of information in different views and a better understanding of a subject.

A second language is a benefiting skill that many careers consider convenient, thus increasing job recruitment possibilities.

In addition, this provides for a variety of more music, film and culture. All these aspects can increase creativity.

With the learning of a new language comes its origin and history. Students would have more awareness regarding the cultures that surround their daily lives.

Understanding and accepting other cultures can help minimize stereotypes. It is important that students learn about the history around certain beliefs, traditions and customs behind some ethnicities, as it supports them broadening their perspectives about the world.

Lastly it inspires students to expand their horizons and extend their desire to learn more. It can also be a personal goal to learn another language or multiple.

It has been presented as a logical solution for everyone to learn one common language, that way communication is facilitated for everyone.

While this may seem like the best option, it would still limit those who have auditory impairments or deaf people. As we all know, there is a difference between American Sign Language, British Sign Language, Spanish Sign Language etc.

On the other hand, those with the ability to speak 2 or more languages would have an advantage over monolingual individuals, in many aspects such as work, connections, and knowledge.