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Brain-Wide Decision-Making Dynamics Discovered
Researchers map how the brain transforms sensation into action.
How the Brain Orchestrates Motion with Sensory Cues
New study reveals how, in flies, a single brain cell can drive multiple movements of the body, in partnership with sensory cues.
Brain Mechanism Found to Determine Which Memories Last
Which memories are tagged as important enough to linger in the brain until sleep makes them permanent?
How a Walk in Nature Restores Attention
Time spent in nature is good for the heart and soul, new research shows that it is good for your brain, too.
Boost Fine Motor Skills AND Motor Memory With This One Habit
Anyone seeking to improve fine motor skills -- from young children to surgeons to gamers -- can benefit from this habit both before and after practicing their new skills.
3 Habits That Increase Reasoning Skills in Children
These three habits enhanced reasoning skills among children over the first two school years.
Stressed at School? Kids Cope Better With Exercise
From positive associations to preventing the release of too much cortisol, learn how daily exercise boosts resiliency in kids.
How The Brain’s Internal Compass Works
New study reveals how the brain makes sense of changing environmental cues.
How The Instinct to Explore Helps The Brain Learn
How an instinct to explore helps animals learn to map their environment.
Visual Navigation for Crawling and Walking Use Different Brain Regions (And Why That Matters)
New research findings may help explain developmental milestones as children learn to interact with and navigate their near environments.
The Future of Learning Includes All of Our Senses
Neuroscientists reveal how the brain is optimized for learning with all the senses and with movement in a wide variety of domains, such as letter and vocabulary acquisition, reading, mathematics, music, and spatial orientation.
A Boost to Executive Function in Early Childhood
Researchers explore whether adherence to American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines for diet and physical activity had any relationship with toddlers’ executive function.
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