Highly educated people with memory issues have increased risk for stroke...
A new study has found that highly educated people with memory complaints may have an increased risk for stroke compared to their less educated peers....
read moreWorking memory linked to parents’ education
If you want to get an idea of a child’s working memory skills, start by looking at the parents’ education....
read moreHand gesturing during math lessons increases understanding
New research from the University of Chicago Department of Psychology found that children who used their hands to gesture during math lessons better understood the problems they were taught....
read moreSenior citizens with more education have better cognitive function...
A new study found that even four decades after graduation, seniors who attended school for longer periods had better cognitive function than those who didn’t....
read moreBeing “good at math” not an innate skill
Research on Norwegian students of average age 10.5 years found that practice, no innate math skills, makes you good at math....
read moreLow education is a risk factor for cognitive impairment from MS...
Here’s another reason to stay in school: Low education is a risk factor for cognitive impairment in people with multiple sclerosis (MS). In research published in “Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience,” scientists found that MS patients with high educational levels...
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