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Neuroscience & Neurology
May 26, 2006

Brainy Kids’ Brains Develop Slowly

By Tony Brown, BA, EMT | No Comments | 
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Neuroscience and Neurology CategoryDo larger brains correlate with higher intelligence? Or does higher intelligence run parallel with the more diverse environmental experiences encountered? This research of nature versus nurture in intelligence, in humans especially, has been a complex and a persistent debate. This article about the brain’s rate of development in children provides yet another face to this multifaceted speculation.

To read full story go to CNN.

Tony Brown, BA, EMT

Mr. Brown graduated cum laude from Harvard University. He served as an EMT in the US Army stationed in Germany.

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