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eLearning professionals should learn more about the biological basis of learning. Check out this simple explanation.
Via Beth Dichter
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Via Beth Dichter
Are you looking for a simple explanation on how learning happens in the brain? The infographic above shows the shorthand version and a more detailed version is available in the post. Although this post is geared to e-learning the four processes that take place are also found in the traditional (and the blended) classroom.
Process 1: Getting the information which takes place in the sensory cortices. This is the time to touch as many of the senses as possible. Try to create lessons when introducing new material that include audio, visual and kinesthetic experiences.
Process 2: Make meaning which takes place in the temporal lobe. To make meaning of new information we must provide time for reflection.
Process 3: Form abstractions which takes place in the prefrontal lobe. The learner has received new information, reflected on the information and now begins to make meaning in their brain by making relationships, forming abstractions and creating new knowledge.
Process 4: Active testing which takes place in the motor cortex. The abstract becomes active, providing guides for future learning.
You will also find a link on this page which will allow you to download an eBook - Neuroscience Based eLearning Tips.
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