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How Teens Learn So Much So Quickly by Dr Jack Lewis

June 20, 2011September 25, 2013 By Dr Jack

Neuroplasticity – the ability of brains to adapt to specific demands of the environment in which a person interacts – is at an all time high in a child’s brain. It occurs via reinforcement of connections between some brain cells (neurons) and weakening those between others.

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Infant Brain Development by Dr Jack Lewis

April 14, 2011January 21, 2014 By Dr Jack

In the womb, brain development occurs at a startling pace. Seven weeks after conception the nervous system is sufficiently developed for the foetus to translate detection of gentle brushing of the nose and lips into a reflexive movement of its head away from the stimulus.

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