Dr. Mel Levine's "A Mind at a Time"

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This paper presents a report on the book, "A Mind at a Time" by Dr. Mel Levine, explaining that, in the book, Levine explores the unique ways in which children learn and the myriad forms of learning dysfunctions.

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"Dr Mel Levine wrote the book "A Mind at a Time". Dr Levine provides a number of insights about the psychology of learning in children and in adults. This book is a wide-ranging exploration of the ways in which young minds differ. The most basic instrument for learning is something Levine calls a neuro-developmental function The capacity to store and retrieve chains of information such as the alphabet is one example of a neuro-developmental function. Levine explains that the combination of functions required to succeed in school is..."

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