Why Can Some People Learn Quicker Than Others? - Adam Grant | Intelligence Squared

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Published 2024-02-27
In this clip from our recent session ‘Achieving Greatness’, professor and author Adam Grant sits down with Intelligence Squared to discuss the reasons why some people may find learning easier than others, as well as what studies have being done to prove how we learn have been conducted in the past, and what their findings where. Why do you think some learn faster than others? Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comment section below!

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All Comments (10)
  • @OAlem
    I'm the oldest of 6. I don't learn quickly but I learn thoroughly, which is usually superior but not always.
  • @stevenmedina2413
    Or maybe my older siblings taught me really dumb things that i had to force myself to forget. Now I forget everything LOL
  • @leftykiller8344
    Interesting theory on the why older siblings tend to score higher on IQ tests. My theory is that parents have more time to devote to the only child and less to the second, third, forth, etc, during those key early developmental years. Maybe it’s a combination of both. In a side note: I understand that this is anecdotal, and, therefore,I’m just an outlier here, but I actually score higher on IQ than my older sister. I actually blame the fact that I was always trying to learn her schoolwork at a younger age, and was therefore pushing myself more than she was.
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  • @starc.
    its method. One method may be quicker for some and slower for others or vice versa with a different method
  • @mjauzy
    May I ask if a Mother has 1. Born with one father. And then 2. 1. Born with another father....and lets say that father has the same situation. How does the nurture faktor plays out?
  • @sacredflames07
    I am more smarter than my elder sibling so I couldn't relate 😊