Girls, on average, complete learning tasks faster than boys, but this has nothing to do with their overall level of intelligence.
Girls, on average, complete learning tasks faster than boys, but this has nothing to do with their overall level of intelligence. Stephen Camarata and Richard Woodcock of Vanderbilt University (USA) tested 8818 students of different ages and found that preschoolers perform tasks at almost the same speed, in elementary school boys start to fall behind, and in middle school girls noticeably break out forward. Even with equal intellectual abilities, it is easier for girls to study, because the completion of many tasks at school is limited in time.