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Posted By IsraGeek 7 months, 4 weeks ago in Science & TechnologyNew studies and experiments comparing the minds of babies with those of adults indicate that the processes that help babies learn and develop are more advanced than adults and could benefit adults.
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calitennflo7 months, 4 weeks ago
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I always communicated with my daughter, while she was still within her mother...shined light played music tapped morris code...talked to her...she came out looking at everything...aware and alert...not a wimper. Her children do the same...it's because we all are communication's vessels... birth is liken a boat the child coxwains with her(or his) mother, they both communicate from the first moment...muscles, organs, etc are taught...there is a process called...what the mother sees the child feels in effect. You are what you eat...and that goes for all in this abode.If I continually chip at a rock...look what I did.
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Mutainia7 months, 4 weeks ago
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This is so true. I taught a kindergarten class recently, and, the agenda the students were following was definitely not the one I followed when I was their age. They were doing math and reading that my generation didn't do until higher grades. These latest batch of kids were like little adults. Ever since we discovered that the brain of a five year old is like a sponge, teaching is no longer being wasted on building blocks, playdough, cutting, and "pop goes the weasel" songs, and, it SHOWS. And this was in a "GHETTO school", I observed!
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maidofthemist7 months, 4 weeks ago
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Isn't is obvious? just look how long they take to learn a language and they do it while learning also how to walk, how to control their bodies,other ways of communication, and an infinite lot of things. Isn't the human brain marvelous?
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