Once, students had to pay a pretty penny to get access to Ivy League courses and top-tier educational resources.
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Some of the key myths: * Some people are left-brained and some are right-brained * Male and female brains are radically different * We use only 10 percent of our brains
Be wary of product claims that they are proven by brain research. From the article: "Neuroimaging technologies have really only developed over the last 20 years, so virtually nothing is 'proven' at this point."
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