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| Chapter 6
Reference Notes |
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Where the same reference source is used more than
once, subsequent references are abbreviated in this way:
- 6: 1.2 - meaning: see chapter 2, note number 2.
- G.D. is Gordon Dryden, and J.V. is Jeannette Vos.
- Other page references are from this edition of The Learning Revolution.
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| 1. |
Professor Marian Diamond points out (letter to
authors, June, 1993) that, while no one develops another cortical brain cell from the time
of birth, brain cells do continue to multiply after birth: in the dentate gyrus of the
hippocampal complex; granule cells in the cerebellum; and nerve cells in the olfactory
epithelium. |
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| 2. |
Interview with G.D. (1990). |
215 |
| 3. |
Dr. Ian James, interview in New York, with
G.D. (1990). |
215 |
| 4. |
Jane M. Healy, Your Child's Growing Mind,
Doubleday (1987). |
219 |
| 5. |
2.12. |
221 |
| 6. |
Children in Crisis, article in
Fortune (August 10, 1992). |
221 |
| 7. |
6.6 |
221 |
| 8. |
The Diagram Group, The Brain: A User's
Manual, Berkley books (1983); Richard M. Restak, The Brain: The Last Frontier,
Warner books (1979). |
223 |
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3.4. |
223 |
| 10. |
G.D., Where To Now? television
series, produced by Pacific Foundation, New Zealand (1991), scripts reproduced in Pacific
Network (February, 1992). |
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