The ability of the brain to physically change is called

Brain cells are called

The filament-like "tentacles" extending off the ends of brain cells are called

Which of the following is evidence that children's brains grow and change more than adults' brains can?

True or False: Brain damage can permanently restrict new learning.

True or False: The entire brain changes when we learn something new.

Once you're "smart" or "skilled", you'll be that way forever; and, if you're not, you're stuck that way.

If a child doesn't learn to rhyme by age 5, it's likely they will never be able to learn how.

If you struggle with a skill at first, your mistakes can help you to learn better than if it was "easy" for you.

Everyone is born with a pre-determined IQ (testable level of intelligence).

The ability of our brain cells to change and grow new connections can be affected by

Understanding how our brains physically change in relation to how they are used can help people motivate themselves to learn new things.

Noticing and processing our emotions when we're learning can help us to learn more efficiently and effectively.

People who learn new things throughout their lives are often happier and more fulfilled than those who don't.