<p><strong><em>Learning with the Brain in Mind</em></strong> explores recent findings in neuroscience and combines them with learning theory in three crucial and interconnected ways: attention, emotions, and memory. McNeil explains how attention is the foundation for intellectual development as part
Learning with the brain in mind
β Scribed by McNeil, Frank
- Publisher
- SAGE Publications
- Year
- 2009
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 217
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Using his findings to present practical strategies for enhancing pupil learning, Frank McNeil explores recent research in neuroscience and combines this with learning in three interconnected ways: attention, emotions, and memory.;Seeing inside the brain -- A journey round the brain -- Pay attention and get connected! -- Learning and the emotions -- Memory, the brain and learning -- The social brain and brain plasticity.
β¦ Table of Contents
Seeing inside the brain --
A journey round the brain --
Pay attention and get connected! --
Learning and the emotions --
Memory, the brain and learning --
The social brain and brain plasticity.
β¦ Subjects
GedΓ€chtnis;Lernpsychologie;Memory in children;Learning, Psychology of;Electronic books;GedaΜchtnis
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