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Publication Date: 2005
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Brain Research: Implications to Diverse Learners
Madrazo, Gerry M., Jr.; Motz, LaMoine L.
Science Educator, v14 n1 p56-60 Spr 2005
This article deals with brain research. It discusses how a growing understanding of the way the brain functions offers new insights into the minds of students at all stages of development. Brain-based research deals with classroom-relevant concerns, such as sensory perception, attention, memory, and how emotions affect learning. The goals for studying brain research include: (1) reaching as many children as possible; (2) teaching to individual differences; (3) diversifying teaching strategies; and (4) maximizing the brain?s natural learning processes. Here, the authors discuss how brain research relates to learning and teaching.
Descriptors: Brain, Learning, Memory, Psychological Patterns, Cognitive Style, Reflective Teaching, Developmental Stages, Brain Hemisphere Functions, Research, Learning Processes, Attention, Perception, Emotional Response, Student Diversity, Teaching Methods
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Language: English
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