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brains / Featured / learning / Science and Technology

Brittle stars can learn new stuff, no brain required

Brittle stars don’t have a brain but can still learn stuff through experience, a new study shows.

education / learning / movement / Science and Technology

Movement helps kids learn letter sounds

Children who use their bodies to shape letter sounds improve their spelling skills more than those who receive traditional classroom instruction, a study finds.

education / learning / reading / Society and Culture

Grouping English learners in class doesn’t affect reading development

Grouping elementary school English learners into separate classrooms has no effect, good or bad, on reading development, a new study shows.

brains / evolution / jellyfish / learning / Science and Technology

Despite simple brains, jellyfish are smarter than we thought

Jellyfish can learn at a much more complex level than ever imagined, despite only having one thousand nerve cells and no centralized brain.

birds / brains / learning / problem solving / Science and Technology

Some vocal learners are really good problem solvers, too

Vocal learning, problem solving, and brain size among some birds may have evolved in tandem, perhaps as a way to increase biological fitness.

drugs / Health and Medicine / learning / social lives

Psychedelics reopen ‘critical periods’ for social learning

Psychedelics could help reopen the window of time when “the mammalian brain is far more susceptible and open to learning…”

eduation / learning / Science and Technology

Study debunks myth of the fast learner

Researchers wanted to know why some students learn faster than others. Their results show that people learn at a remarkably similar rate.

brains / children's health / learning / Science and Technology

Why are kids so great at learning? GABA

A new study shows that the key to children’s ability to rapidly learn ABCs and 123s is spelled “GABA.”

brains / children's health / learning / Science and Technology

Why are kids so great at learning? GABA

A new study shows that the key to children’s ability to rapidly learn ABCs and 123s is spelled “GABA.”

learning / morals / preschoolers / Society and Culture

How to add nuance to preschoolers’ idea of ‘fair’

New findings offer a way to develop preschoolers’ sense of what’s fair, and help them develop some nuance in their morality.

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