The Age of Neuroeducation

English Teaching Professional 98:4-6 (2015)
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Abstract

Neuroeducation as an amalgamation of neuroscience, cognitive science and educational psychology has the explicit aim of improving classroom teaching and learning and has repeatedly stressed the role of the teacher in student motivation and learning. This article briefly reviews the nature of human learning from the perspective of neuroeducation and presents four factors of successful learning as a consequence of this line of research. These four factors relate to the credibility of the teacher, individual differences, the role of a positive classroom climate and the activation of previous knowledge.

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Sasha S. Euler
Universität Hannover

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