I don't know about your topic, but I'm in AP Seminar, which is an extremely research-based class, so I know about research! I highly recommend Google Scholar; there are tons of great sources on there, and many open-access ones which is great. The National Institute of Health may have lots of things too. I don't know if this is my school-specific, but if you're in highschool the library staff may be able to help you, even if it's not a school project. Hope this helps!
I don't know about articles, but there's an amazing book about human evolution called How To Build a Human by Pamela Turner that touches on evolutionary brain development! It was a VT Golden Dome a couple years ago so you should be able to find it at your local library :)
I don't know about your topic, but I'm in AP Seminar, which is an extremely research-based class, so I know about research! I highly recommend Google Scholar; there are tons of great sources on there, and many open-access ones which is great. The National Institute of Health may have lots of things too. I don't know if this is my school-specific, but if you're in highschool the library staff may be able to help you, even if it's not a school project. Hope this helps!
✋absolute cinema🤚
thank you!
Thank you so much!! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
this kinda gives me sad retrospective vibes, idk why
very nice, very cerebral
this is a great poem, it perfectly captures the loud weight of silence. I love it
Thank you for the suggestion!
Thank you!!
I don't know about articles, but there's an amazing book about human evolution called How To Build a Human by Pamela Turner that touches on evolutionary brain development! It was a VT Golden Dome a couple years ago so you should be able to find it at your local library :)