Why kids seem to learn faster than adults (Part 2)

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Kids have a superpower. When they're very young, they don't know Monday from Sunday. And it's this lack of knowledge that also gives them an upper hand when they're learning. Unlike adults who are clear about how the result needs to look like. just about anything will do with a child. How do we take that child-like attitude and use it to speed up adult learning? Let's find out in this episode. Next Step: Interesting in more learning methods? Read or listen to:How To Accelerate Learning (And The Surprising Power Of Fun)

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