NEUROMYTHS QUIZ (LEVEL 2) Ready for the next level? See if you can catch all the neuromyths this time around! Question Title * 1. There are critical periods in childhood after which certain things can no longer be learned. True False Question Title * 2. There are sensitive periods in childhood when it’s easier to learn things. True False Question Title * 3. Brain development has finished by the time children reach secondary school. True False Question Title * 4. Mental capacity is hereditary and cannot be changed by the environment or experience. True False Question Title * 5. Environments rich in stimuli improve the brains of pre-school children. True False Question Title * 6. When a brain region is damaged other parts of the brain can take up its function. True False Question Title * 7. Extended rehearsal of some mental processes can change the shape and structure of some parts of the brain. True False Question Title * 8. Learning is not due to the addition of new cells to the brain. True False Question Title * 9. Individual learners show preferences for the mode in which they receive information (e.g., visual, auditory, kinesthetic). True False Question Title * 10. Exercises that rehearse coordination of motor-perception skills can improve literacy skills. True False Question Title * 11. Production of new connections in the brain can continue into old age. True False Question Title * 12. Learning occurs through the modification of the brain’s neural connections. True False Question Title * 13. Normal development of the human brain involves the birth and death of brain cells. True False Question Title * 14. I am a: Mother Father Caregiver Teacher Other (please specify) Question Title * 15. Type your email if you'd like to be informed of new quizzes and resources (optional). Submit
