Posts Tagged ‘Brain-based-Learning’
10 Brain Tips To Teach and Learn — Ideas for New Year Resolutions
Here are top 10 brain tips for everyone to learn and apply. These tips helps you to a healthy brain tips.
Read MoreLearning habits, learning styles: The most recent findings
For an excellent review of the most recent findings on learning habits, check out The New York Times recent article: Forget What You Know About Good Study Habits. Tons of unexpected and fascinating results! The findings can help anyone, from a fourth grader doing long division to a retiree taking on a new language. But…
Read MoreBrain-Based Carnival of Education, 186th Edition
Welcome to the 186th edition of the Carnival of Education, the weekly virtual gathering of dozens of bloggers to discuss all things education. Q: Why do you say this edition is “brain-based”? A: Because the Q&A frame we are using is inspired by how Chris at Ouroboros recently hosted Encephalon Brain and Mind blog carnival.…
Read More10 Brain Tips To Teach and Learn
Here at 10 more brain tips to teach and learn
Read MoreCognitive Ability: Brain Games or Drugs?
A recent scientific study is being welcomed as a landmark that shows how fluid intelligence can be improved through training. I interviewed one of the researchers recently (Can Intelligence Be Trained? Martin Buschkuehl shows how), and contributor Dr. Pascale Michelon adds her own take with the great article that follows. Enjoy! Reference: Jaeggi, S. M., Buschkuehl,…
Read MoreEnhancing Cognition and Emotions for Learning — Learning & The Brain Conference
Alvaro and I had the good fortune to attend a great conference last week called Learning & The Brain: Enhancing Cognition and Emotions for Learning.… Some topics were meant to be applied immediately, but many were food for thought — discussions on where science and education are headed.Using dramatic new imaging techniques, such as fMRIs, PET, and SPECT, neuroscientists are gaining valuable information about learning. This pioneering knowledge is leading not only to new pedagogies, but also to new medications, brain enhancement technologies, and therapies. Discover how new adventures could change education, learning disorder interventions, and even society itself in the future.
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