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Critical Period

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Perception · Cognition

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Important critical periods are said to be language (ages 0–9), motor skills (ages 0–4), absolute pitch (ages 0–4), and mathematical ability (ages 1–4). If appropriate stimulation is given during a critical period and the brain remembers it, the same things can later be done naturally and easily with only a little practice. #word

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