Meta-analysis of fMRI studies related to mathematical creativity.

Summary: Have you ever wondered what happens in the brain when someone solves a tough math puzzle in a clever way? Scientists looked at many brain scan studies to find out. They discovered that specific parts of the brain, mostly on the left side, light up during creative math tasks. These areas help us hold information in our minds and stay focused. A whole network in the brain works together to control our attention and reach our goals. Knowing this could help teachers find better ways to help students learn and enjoy math!