Young children are not wired at birth with important neuro functional systems. But with the right kind of interventions done at young age we can change a child's educational future. It is also true that interventions for high school students can also help them learn better. The adolescent brain goes through enormous change and because of the brain's plasticity, changes can occur to encourage the health of the brain. Much is being studied at the present time, but we do know that physical and cognitive exercises are good for the health of our brains, no matter the age.
Interesting article.
Teaching the Brain to Learn. Greg Thompson. 6.2.14. theJournal - Transforming Education Through Technology
http://thejournal.com/articles/2014/06/02/teaching-the-brain-to-learn.aspx
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