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Explicit vs. Implicit Information

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After students have watched the video explanation choose the right answer based on the text about The Teenage Brain, and determine which of the following ideas are Explicitly stated and which ones are Inferred.

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After students have watched the video explanation choose the right answer based on the text about The Teenage Brain, and determine which of the following ideas are Explicitly stated and which ones are Inferred.

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Most people ignore the fact that biologically a teenage brain differs from an adult one.

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Thinking that the brain is fully developed by the end of childhood is a misconception.

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A teen’s late childhood brain explains why teens often do not make the most responsible and reasonable decisions.

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Brain connectivity is in charge of impulse-control judgment and decision making.

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Girls’ brain ability to mature sooner than boys’ may lead to high school curriculum considerations.

 
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