A little fun fact: Whenever a Mormon missionary chooses to serve in a foreign country, he or she has to learn a completely different language to be able communicate in the assigned area. Therefor they enter a Missionary Training Center (MTC) where they can learn the new language from Mormon teachers. Usually they attend the MTC for 2 to 10 weeks, right before they go out on their mission. Now just let that sink in... Between 2 and 10 weeks to master a different language?!?! Quite impressive isn't it? How does the Mormon church train their young missionaries to speak a foreign language so efficiently? These students learn in a few weeks what takes most college students three or four years. And being a non native English speaker myself, I would happily add a few more years to that to even become fluent. But these students are mostly fluent within a year. The technique used to train these missionaries is called "Context-Based Learning.(CBL)" The CBL