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What Are Split Brain Experiments?
Split-brain is a lay term describing the result when the corpus callosum connecting the two hemispheres of the brain is severed to some degree. The surgical operation to produce this condition is called corpus callosotomy and is usually used as a last resort to treat otherwise intractable epilepsy.
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Alexander Twilight: First African American with a Bachelor’s Degree
The Old Stone House — one of the most impressive buildings in New England — lies in the small, quiet town of Brownington, VT. The building was originally constructed by Alexander Twilight, born in Corinth, VT, on September 23, 1795.
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Video: How To Overcome Learning Disabilities
Learning disabilities can be lifelong. However, if you remediate the cause of the problem, you will have lifelong results.
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Overcoming Learning Disabilities and Difficulties
Learning difficulties is often the first descriptive term used when a child has trouble in school. In some countries, it is also a synonym for learning disabilities. However, learning difficulties and learning disabilities are usually distinguished, with learning difficulties being the broader term.
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What Is a Slow Learner? How to Help
Slow learner is a term that is sometimes used for low ability students, with IQ between 70 and 85. These individuals make up approximately 14.1% of the population, larger than the group of children with learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities and autism combined.
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Inspiring Quotes of Ancient Wisdom
The ancient world produced many great thinkers whose wisdom comes to us in the form of their recorded thoughts and ideas about things that people still reflect on or care about today. The following quotes are best described as ancient wisdom, and the words from these great thinkers may inspire people today.
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Brain Response to Mom’s Voice Differs in Kids with Autism
For most children, the sound of their mother's voice triggers brain activity patterns distinct from those triggered by an unfamiliar voice. But the unique brain response to mom's voice is greatly diminished in children with autism, according to a new study.
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Pros and Cons of an Online Education
It seems like you can find everything online today, and that includes an education. Online education has become increasingly popular. But is it right for you?
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Effect of Colors: Blue Boosts Creativity, Red Enhances Attention to Detail
Trying to improve your performance at work/school or write that novel? Maybe it’s time to consider the color of your walls or your computer screen. Research shows that the color red makes us more cautious and attentive to details, while blue makes us more creative and receptive to new ideas.
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Newly Discovered Gene Governs Need for Slumber When Sick
Little is known about what genetic or molecular forces drive the need to sleep -- until now. In a study of over 12,000 lines of fruit flies, researchers have found a single gene, called Nemuri, that increases the need for sleep.
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Edublox Online Tutor Assessment: Definitions
The report firstly provides an indication of reading ability as described in reading ages from 6 years to 12+ years, and secondly an indication of current levels of some cognitive skills.
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Edublox Online Tutor Assessment: Introduction
Edublox Online Tutor has developed an Online Assessment to enable parents and teachers to identify problem areas, to assess a child’s current reading ability as described in reading ages from 6 to 12+ years, and to give a clearer indication of which Edublox Online Tutor product suits their needs best. Edublox Online Tutor offers one free assessment per learner.
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