Describe the process of myelination and how it impacts information processing in childhood.

Myelination occurs when children develop a myelin sheath, or a sheath of fatty tissue made of glial cells, around the axon of a neuron. Information processing, or the ability to process information, speeds up as a result of this process. In other words, children are able to think more quickly, which allows them to process information in complex ways as myelination occurs.

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