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NEWS & TRENDS:Equity through Curiosity: Scientists Discover that Curious Learners from Low-Income Households Perform as Well as Affluent Students

By TL Advisor 2018-08-01T15:47:58Z

Brain activity changes as a result of curiosity, which helps us retain information.

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