Learning from Mistakes Only Works After Age 12

September 29, 2008 by Theresa McGee 

(Image: Courtesy of Leiden University)

(Image: Courtesy of Leiden University)

 

Thought I would pass along this article from Science Daily based on the research of learning styles of children.  This could prove helpful when developing behavior management systems in your classroom.

The picture to the left shows the areas of the brain involved in cognitive control following positive feedback in children aged 8 to 9.

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