Studying the brain is a complicated matter — despite many studies, there’s little agreement that brain studies can truly help educational outcomes. Still, it’s important to see how these sciences contribute to learning. This video deals mostly on how neuroscience contributes to language learning. This is particularly interesting for children with ADHD and dyslexia, who often have more difficulty in learning how to speak a foreign language.
According to this video, the Neuroscience Lab demonstrated that their students can identify what the brain is doing based on where the activations are in the brain. Neuroscience research shows that any learning activity can physically alter the brain. Among the suggested treatments or therapy for ADHD are medications, stress reliever tools, and games that boost concentration and overcoming impulsive tendencies.
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Key takeaways
- The Neuroscience lab demonstrated that their students can identify what the brain is doing based on where the activations are in the brain.
- Neuro research shows that any learning activity physically alters the brain.
- Among the suggested treatments or therapy for ADHD are medications, stress reliever tools, and a game that boost concentration and overcoming impulsive tendencies.
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