Did Your Boy Learn Differently Than Your Daughter?

A lot of people don't understand that stimulation is essential to focus. With children with ghh d, it's not a matter of remove all stimulation and then they will focus. And especially, again, for boys. They tend to read later in life. Why? Because the milin sheath, which is what coats your scent, your nerves, it's like the cuticle on your nail. When that sheath is developed, that's a lot of times when you can learn to read. It's a physiological thing. It's just a body time clock thing. So by the time we want all boys to read by age five or six, they might not be physiologically ready

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