A baby's sense of numbers at the age of 6 months predicts how good that child will be at math at the age of 3, new research finds. In the study, in which researchers looked at infants' "primitive ...

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Next time someone complains about arithmetic being hard, math lovers can defend themselves by saying "even a six-month-old can do it." Through monitoring the brains of infants, researchers confirmed ...

Researchers at the Harvard Graduate School of Education have found baby boys hear more about numbers and math concepts than infant girls. The findings were recently published in the journal of Infant ...

A new study suggests that the strength of an infant's innate sense of numerical quantities can be predictive of that child's mathematical abilities three years later. Babies who are good at telling ...

Six-month-old infants’ intuitive number sense predicts their performance on math tests at 3.5 years of age. This link cannot be explained by differences in general intelligence and suggests that ...

Babies who are good at telling the difference between large and small groups of items even before learning how to count will have great math skills. Babies who are good at telling the difference ...

New Hanover >> While other junior high school students spent last summer riding bikes or hanging out with their friends, 14-year-old Derek Klass of New Hanover spent his summer designing an app to ...