According to research, September is the month in which the "smartest" kids are born.
Scientists analyzed data from over a million schoolchildren and found that there's a correlation between birth month and academic performance. The study revealed that:
- Children born in September tend to achieve the highest grades and demonstrate better overall success rates.
- Children born in August tend to perform the worst, receiving the lowest grades and experiencing lower success rates.
This correlation is primarily attributed to the age at which children start school. Children born in September are typically the oldest in their grade, giving them a developmental advantage over their younger classmates born in August. This advantage can translate to better academic performance and greater confidence in the classroom.
In summary, the month of September is associated with the "smartest" kids, or, more accurately, kids who tend to perform better academically, according to the referenced research.
