Kids don’t learn motor skills faster than adults
New research debunks the popular idea that children are quicker at picking up new motor skills than adults.
Kids don’t learn motor skills faster than adults
New research debunks the popular idea that children are quicker at picking up new motor skills than adults.
Your brain isn’t the only part of the body that makes memories
“This discovery opens new doors for understanding how memory works and could lead to better ways to enhance learning and treat memory problems.”
Students learn better writing by hand
Writing by hand seems to activate more brain cells, which improves our ability to learn subject matter.
Music can enhance learning and change our memories
New research “sheds light on the malleability of memory in response to music, and the powerful role music can play in altering our existing memories.”
Why do some people learn new athletic skills faster?
New research suggest the secret to learning new motor skills quickly lies not in our muscles, but in our eyes.
Why do some people learn new athletic skills faster?
New research suggest the secret to learning new motor skills quickly lies not in our muscles, but in our eyes.
Early education benefits kids, but for how long?
Young children benefit initially from early education programs, but how that benefit affects them long-term is less clear.
‘Surprisingly strategic’ mice think like babies
“…our view is that animals, like humans, can make hypotheses and they can test them and may use higher cognitive processes to do it.”
The right tutoring can reverse learning loss from the pandemic
New research finds that in-school tutoring can help kids recover from learning loss they face due to the pandemic.