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“I learn,” “you learn,” “she learns,” “they learn,” yet, according to a surprising new linguistic study, in countries where the …
“I learn,” “you learn,” “she learns,” “they learn,” yet, according to a surprising new linguistic study, in countries where the …
Classifying things is critical for our daily lives. For example, we have to detect spam mail, fake political news, as …
In order to learn about the world, an animal needs to do more than just pay attention to its surroundings. …
Jason Chan makes a point to periodically interrupt his lecture and ask students a question about the material they’ve covered. …
Children differ substantially in their mathematical abilities. In fact, some children cannot routinely add or subtract, even after extensive schooling. …