How to continue learning even when you are sleeping?
We all know that sleep is the time for the brain to categorize and organize all the information received after a long day of activity. But now, scientists also discover…
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We all know that sleep is the time for the brain to categorize and organize all the information received after a long day of activity. But now, scientists also discover…
Time is a very important part of life. Time is a measure of life, people use time to set landmarks for things. So have you ever wondered why there are 12 months in a yea…
Although only 10 years old, but Sonia Yang has made many people surprised by the ability to communicate with 10 foreign languages.
Human intelligence index may increase or decrease in childhood. That is why many children with poor learning in the first grades can still achieve remarkable academic ac…
There are many perspectives that have long held that the short legs of Neanderthals were the result of a change to adapt to the cold climate at that time.
The question is very silly, but this is the main topic discussed by scientists at the Royal Scientific Conference held in London.
According to American scientists, early morning is the time when people often feel happiest in the day.
The image shows a nerve cell with a stem like a dendrite, each triangular shape touching the dendrite represents a synapse, where the input from other neurons called the…
8 things men should know about women is what American psychologists and studies have concluded when learning about women.
Learning foreign languages enhances brain health and reduces the risk of Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study published by Canadian scientists.
People who like to study by writing on a computer screen should change to writing by hand if they want to be more effective.
Experts from the University of Stavanger (Norway) found that the process of putting pen on paper and reading a book seemed to inculcate knowledge into the brain better t…
Recently Randall Stross in the New York Times newspaper reported that the widespread use of computers at school, especially the program
Researchers found that students who had been playing crossword guessing scores scored better on vocabulary tests than students who only memorized.
Linguists are looking for answers to the question, why some people may know many languages, but some people learn one language forever ...