Brain: a tip to exercise your memory
A curious attitude can improve memory as well as learning skills by exercising your brain. THE ESSENTIAL A curious attitude ...
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How alcohol abuse impairs the brain’s cognitive flexibility
Excessive alcohol consumption compromises essential brain functions, such as cognitive flexibility, disrupting our abilities to learn and adapt, researchers say. ...
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Towards a better understanding of dreams: a new discovery
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have recently identified a new brain region involved in consolidating dream memories. This ...
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How does the brain deal with bad experiences?
Specific neurons are responsible for managing learning related to negative experiences in the brain. THE ESSENTIAL Our brain learns from ...
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Could physical exercise be the secret to passing exams?
A study reveals the value of breaks for exercise in class, particularly during long lectures. THE ESSENTIAL In one study, ...
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Infant: here is the best way to help your child develop language
Interactions with your baby would stimulate certain areas of your brain linked to language learning. THE ESSENTIAL Playing and talking ...
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What is the best way to memorize things, according to science?
A new study on memory reveals more about how we learn things and remember our real-world experiences. THE ESSENTIAL Much ...
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Children remember better when they sleep after learning
Children who take a nap immediately after learning retain lessons better than others. THE ESSENTIAL Children who sleep after learning ...
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Happiness can be learned… but it takes work!
It is possible to learn to be happy according to a study from the University of Bristol, but it requires ...
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Language, instrument, sport: here’s how to accelerate learning
Passive exposure to a foreign language, pianist performances or cycling allows you to quickly develop and acquire new skills. THE ...
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Writing by hand is better for the brain
Writing by hand would be beneficial for memory and learning, according to a study which invites students to favor notebooks ...
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Modeling technique: what steps to make it effective?
Although modeling is a rather loose technique from Albert Bandura's social learning theory, its success with children depends on a ...
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How to encourage the desire to learn in your child?
Feeding your child's thirst for knowledge is essential for them to grow up with confidence. THE ESSENTIAL Learning is a ...
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Is forgetting a form of learning?
Forgetting information or an event is not necessarily a "bug" of the brain, but rather a form of learning according ...
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Brain: the simple trick to boost memory and learning
Adopting a curious attitude can improve memory and learning by exercising the brain. THE ESSENTIAL People put in a curious ...
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Alzheimer’s: dementia does not prevent learning
Alzheimer's disease does not limit patients' ability to learn, according to the thesis presented by a doctoral student from Linköping ...
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Motor skills, language, cognition: the benefits of sensory games for children
Games that stimulate children's senses are a learning technique that allows them to develop different skills. THE ESSENTIAL Games are ...
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Young children can learn to read maps as young as 4 years old
According to a new study, young children would be able to learn and know how to read road maps from ...
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Cinnamon may boost memory and learning
According to a new analysis of studies, cinnamon may prevent or reduce memory and learning impairments through its positive effects ...
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Antidepressants also reduce positive emotions
Patients taking antidepressants would be less receptive to pleasure and react more slowly to learning. THE ESSENTIAL The choice of ...
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Brain: why children learn faster than adults
Children can sometimes learn faster and more effectively than adults. In question, a difference in neurotransmitter, according to a new ...
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Dyslexia, everyone knows but no one wants to understand
Concerning 10% of children, a study on dyslexia shows the extent of the task faced with an identified but little ...
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Covid-19 pandemic: learning delays observed in babies
Children born during the Covid-19 epidemic have poorer communication skills than others due to social isolation caused by lockdowns and ...
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Why thinking like a child could improve your daily life
According to a study, the brains of children aged four and five are not mature enough to focus their attention, ...
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Cranial stimulation could facilitate the learning process
According to an Australian study, the use of cranial stimulation (tNRS) would promote learning abilities. How does this innovation work? ...
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Difficulty learning to read and write: spotting dyslexia
Dyslexia affects 10% of children. If your child is struggling to learn to read or write, you – as well ...
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To learn well… you have to dream
At the time of the nap controversy, one certainty: if you want good report cards, your children must sleep a ...
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Autism: parents should participate in learning therapies
To improve communication between parents and children with autism, parents should be involved in the learning therapy of their offspring, ...
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Our brain takes two hours to learn a new word
Apart from sleep, which promotes learning, our brain takes between one and two hours to learn a new word. THE ...
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Why do you have to repeat?
Repetition is not only enjoyable for children, but also beneficial to their development.If from an early age, your child asks ...
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