Teaching students how the human brain works could help improve academic outcomes, asserts Megan Nellis, co-manager of Imagine Scholar, an educational program in South Africa. In this commentary, Nellis writes that students who study how the mind and memory work better understand how to extract learned information and apply it in different situations.
Nellis, M. (2018, December 27). Why Giving Kids a Roadmap to Their Brain Can Make Learning Easier – EdSurge News. Retrieved January 17, 2019
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