Born to Learn

This KSPS documentary explores the fascinating science behind brain development and early learning. The brain develops most rapidly in the first three years of life, and now with new imaging technology scientists can actually watch the brain of a young child in action: how it grows, acts and reacts. What they're learning is changing the way we view Early Learning.

[@rubiks6]

I wish more people saw this and I wish they understood how important it is. To read people say they only watch this because a class required it and they think it is boring and unimportant - this distresses me. I did not raise my children well and I wish I had seen things like this before I first became a father.

[@cu11en76]

It's because most of us are psychology students, and not everyone is interested in developmental work

[@mrbeensman8237]

when your phycology teach makes you watch this.

[@jamiecabrera4940]

Lol mines did

[@nyrgaming3091]

Sup 🫠

[@thenewwhitewolf5160]

Had to watch this for babies ed/human development 👍

[@AlmaNueva-zl1qg]

Psychology subject brought you here

[@thilini.a.scientist]

Really good video with lots of information but background music is too distracting.

[@kidsstorytime7720]

Strongly agree

[@lesliemaxwell134]

Had me tearing up at the end, beautiful

[@dc9646]

babies be learning the “oh yeah yeah”

[@giselefior9781]

Just amazing!!!💕

[@FollowingPerseverance]

Amazing!!!!!! Thank you so much!!

[@helenacuna5855]

I ❤ this video

[@avonatossi1659]

Thanks a lot.

[@hannanatalisa3282]

Breastfeed for 2 years and read/listen to John Taylor Gatto's works 😁👍

[@BlurrySYT]

Who else came here from psychology?

[@mr.gigagod9736]

Who here is watching this because Mrs. Patel assigned them this. If ur here GYATTTTTTT

[@pjtalkssports3358]

FCS is boring right now