Growth cycles of brain and mind

Author(s): Rose, S. P.

Journal/Book: Educ Leadership. 1998; 56: 1703 N Beauregard St, Alexandria, VA 22311-1717, USA. Assoc Supervision Curriculum Development. 56-60.

Abstract: Changes in thinking and learning relate to physical changes in the brain. The repeating patterns of these changes suggest common growth cycles in behavior and in the brain-a cyclical property that explains the remarkable human capacity for plasticity.

Note: Article Fischer KW, Harvard Univ, Grad Sch Educ, Cognit Dev Lab, Larsen Hall 703, Appian Way, Cambridge,MA 02138 USA

Keyword(s): COGNITIVE-DEVELOPMENT

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