Women are good at math like men
In math, female students are equally talented, equal to male students without time pressure and competition. That is the conclusion of the study by math professor Joe Pr…
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In math, female students are equally talented, equal to male students without time pressure and competition. That is the conclusion of the study by math professor Joe Pr…
Learning disabilities or learning difficulties are situations where children have learning difficulties. The child's ability to absorb is very poor compared to normal an…
Eating a nutritious diet, exercising regularly ... are some points to keep in mind if you want to increase sperm quantity and quality, thereby improving fertility, accor…
French and Canadian researchers say that children from 7 months old can learn and understand 2 languages, although their grammatical structures are very different.
To do this, scientists at Massachusetts General Hospital used the most modern and powerful brain layer scanner to scan every corner of the brain for 1,200 participants i…
Children begin to learn the language from before birth, ie when they are still pregnant in the womb, according to a new study.
Scientists at Stanford University (USA) have developed a new method, applying brain resonance imaging to predict children's learning ability as soon as they are unable t…
A study in Sweden showed that female teenagers after attending a dance course improved their sadness and constant fatigue, according to myhealthnewsdaily.
Studying a new language can increase the size of some brain areas significantly, according to new research by Swedish experts.
The anxious girls 'brains must be more active than boys' brains when dealing with the same problem. This explains why anxious girls often have difficulty learning, accor…
Gymboree, an organization that provides educational services for children, conducted a survey of 7,500 families in 14 countries in early 2012. Survey results were publis…
Children always like to play rather than study because with children, nature outside has so much more to discover than to sit in one place.
A special genetic tracing technique is bringing new hope to explain why drug treatment is often ineffective for African sleeping sickness, a frightening tropical disease.
Two-thirds of parents in the UK are confused because they cannot answer common scientific questions that their children set.
The results of a recent study in the Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine show that children who exercise regularly will learn better even though the movement is…