
Honing Children’s Working Memory
Published
Thursday, 24 May
Author
Mark Rosser
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Blog
May
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Children who under-achieve at school may have a poor working memory as opposed to low intelligence. A study carried out by researchers at the Université de Luxembourg found that working memory is strongly linked to reading and academic achievement, regardless of their socio-economic status. The findings are a wake-up call to the importance of honing the working memory, […]
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