Multitasking

Professor Daniel Willingham looks at multi-tasking and concludes that even though kids today may like to multi-task, there's no reason to think that they are different than previous generations; they don't *need* to multi-task to be engaged and, like everyone else, kids today can't do two things at once as well as they can do one.

Multitasking: The Brain Cannot Multi-task

Here's what happens when you attempt to multi-task. Learn more in John Medina's new book, "Brain Rules." http://www.brainrules.net/

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