Despite their lack of instruction in memorization strategies, Australian aboriginal children do better than educated Caucasian children while learning

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Studies have shown that Australian aboriginal children, who are not explicitly taught memorization strategies, perform better than educated Caucasian children in tasks such as recalling the locations of objects in a local setting. This is attributed to the aboriginal children's reliance on oral traditions and knowledge of their environment.

Despite Their Lack of Instruction in Memorization Strategies, Australian Aboriginal