
According to new research conducted by
The New York University & the
University of South Florida Center for Aging and Brain Repair [published
Jan 28, 2010 in the journal
Neuron],
"active rest" was found to actually strengthen memory. The finding suggests that having a rest period
after learning new information may be valuable.
Dr. Paul Sanberg, Prof. of Neurosurgery added, "By keeping on doing many different tasks [after learning new information], you may interrupt the memory you want to strengthen,..."
Labels: learning, medical research, memory, neuroscience
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