How the Brain Learns Best.

The article discusses the findings of research consolidated by neuroscientists exploring human condition about how the brain best takes information. Topics include the role of empathy in learning, the importance of having the opportunity to exercise higher-order cognitive skills like critical thinki...

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Published in:	Psychology Today Vol. 57; no. 4; pp. 34 - 40
Main Author:	HORVATH, JARED COONEY
Format:	Article
Published:	Sussex Publishers LLC Jul/Aug2024
Subjects:	Sweden Reading Empathy Intellect Speech Teaching methods Creative ability Attention Memory Student attitudes Cognition Brain physiology Digital technology Mobile apps Handwriting Graphic arts Human multitasking Textbooks Neurosciences Learning strategies User interfaces
Online Access:	View this record in EBSCOhost

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Summary:	The article discusses the findings of research consolidated by neuroscientists exploring human condition about how the brain best takes information. Topics include the role of empathy in learning, the importance of having the opportunity to exercise higher-order cognitive skills like critical thinking and creativity, and the best way to conceive of human attention.