
Stories and science about how human connection shapes who we become.
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I’ll admit that I have never really understood soccer. So it makes what happened to me this summer even stranger.
For most of my life the World Cup came and went without me. This time I watched anyway. So did plenty of Americans who had ne...
Photo: Big Brothers Big Sisters
Belief in someone does something physical. It shows up in the body as a shift in chemistry that opens the brain to the fuel it needs to grow.
Standing on a stage in Atlanta in front of a crowd of people, I...
A sequel to “Why Putting Phones Down Isn’t Enough”
Across the country, in roughly two-thirds of states, new laws now restrict phones during the school day. In many schools that means sealing them inside a pouch, stowed at the first...
The brain is an electrical structure that learns by doing.
Everything we have done to help kids learn through technology rests on a myth about how the learning brain works: that learning is about receiving information, that if we deliver t...
(Photo by Matheus Bertelli)
If the biology of expertise depends on sustained struggle, on the experience of trying something you cannot yet do and failing at it and trying again, what happens when we hand that struggle to a machine?
When...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Pamela Cantor, M.D., is a child and adolescent psychiatrist and the Co-Founder and CEO of The Human Potential L.A.B.
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