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“Neuromania” in the classroom
“Neuromania” in the classroom
This article discusses : why neuroscience is not the discipline best qualified to prescribe the most effective teaching methods;
Joséphine Misson
May 14, 2019
Memory is a muscle that anyone can train!
Memory is a muscle that anyone can train!
Find out how Joshua Foer became a super-memory champion and how you could follow in his footsteps
Joséphine Misson
May 8, 2018
How to Make learning Effective?
How to Make learning Effective?
To make learning most effective, different regions of the brain must be engaged to perform the task at hand.
Joséphine Misson
Jan 9, 2018
The 10 Most Famous Neuromyths by Philippe Lacroix (3/3)
The 10 Most Famous Neuromyths by Philippe Lacroix (3/3)
Welcome back for the third and final Blog post on Philippe Lacroix’s 10 most famous Neuromyths.
Joséphine Misson
Dec 19, 2017
The 10 Most Famous Neuromyths by Philippe Lacroix (2/3)
The 10 Most Famous Neuromyths by Philippe Lacroix (2/3)
Here are another three widespread neuromyths, explained by our guest blogger Philippe Lacroix.
Joséphine Misson
Dec 12, 2017
The 10 Most Famous Neuromyths by Philippe Lacroix (1/3)
The 10 Most Famous Neuromyths by Philippe Lacroix (1/3)
Neuromyth N°1: « We only use about 10% of our brain » Neuromyth N°2: « People are right or left brained »
Joséphine Misson
Dec 5, 2017
5 key tips to make our brains more efficient
5 key tips to make our brains more efficient
Researchers at the Pasteur Institute gave Wooclap 5 key tips to help make our grey matter more efficient.
Justine Gerard
Nov 13, 2017
Neurolearning: Factors for Efficient Learning
Neurolearning: Factors for Efficient Learning
Factors that improve efficiency in all types of learning processes have recently been discovered - Benedict Carey
Joséphine Misson
Aug 1, 2017
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