Scientists studied the numeric abilities and learning of eight-year-old kids through MRI scans, tracked them for six years and found that the scans can better forecast math aptitude compared to standardized tests. The researchers hope to apply this finding in order to develop better ways to understand learning disabilities.
Scientists studied the numeric abilities and learning of eight-year-old kids through MRI scans, tracked them for six years and found that the scans can better forecast math aptitude compared to standardized tests. The researchers hope to apply this finding in order to develop better ways to understand learning disabilities.
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