The document discusses how the brain functions through neural connections and networks, with different areas of the brain specialized for different cognitive functions like vision, motor skills, and language. As children develop and learn, their brains form new connections and pathways that support increasingly complex thinking skills and the ability to learn from experiences. Experience and learning shape how the brain is wired and how it continues to develop over the lifespan.

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