A theory for toddlers' turbo-charged learning style

Monday, December 7, 2009 - 03:14 in Psychology & Sociology

The lack of a fully formed prefrontal cortex -- the section of the brain that keeps an adult 'on task' -- may help young kids accumulate knowledge rapidly, a study suggests. Anyone who's seen a toddler "at work" can tell that her learning style is a study in chaos. She moves from banging pots to tormenting the cat to demanding food to bursting...

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