Neuroscience for learning and development : how to apply neuroscience and psychology for improved learning and training / Stella Collins.
This practical, evidence-based guide equips Learning and Development practitioners with the science to deliver greater impact with their training, and the evidence that they are adding value to the organization.
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London ; Philadelphia :
Kogan Page,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- 01 Why neuroscience and learning are good companions
- Do you know ...?
- Your invitation to come on a journey
- Who you are as the reader
- Why this book has been written now
- The reasons I'm interested in the neuroscience of learning
- The definition of neuroscience for this book
- What you'll find on this journey
- A start on the 'How can I ...?'
- So what?
- takeaway ideas to experiment with
- How to navigate this book
- Summary
- References and further reading
- 02 The science of your brain
- When was your last eureka moment?Building blocks
- What's the structure?
- The brain's messengers
- neurotransmitters and hormones
- What else is going on in your brain?
- What are some of the tools of neuroscience?
- Other definitions
- So what?
- takeaway
- Summary
- References and further reading
- 03 What to do when someone says 'neuroscience says ... '
- Sometimes things aren't all they seem
- Overview
- What you'll cover in this chapter
- Perils of research
- Six questions to ask when someone says 'research shows'
- Summary
- Motivating yourselfSummary
- References and further reading
- 06 Use your sense
- Learning through your senses
- Real world challenges
- How the senses work
- Summary
- References and further reading
- 07 Attention, learning and why Goldilocks deserves recognition
- Look over there!
- What attention is and why you need it in learning
- System of attention
- Attention span
- Attention from inside and outside
- Paralysis by presentation
- Summary
- References and further reading
- 08 Making learning meaningful and valuing intelligence
- Beautiful mathematicsThe disruptive element in the classroom
- Intelligence and learning
- Summary
- References and further reading
- 09 Meaningful memories
- I've never met you before
- have I?
- What is memory?
- Types of memories
- How you process memories
- How to help your learners remember
- Summary
- References and further reading
- 10 Testing, experimenting, habits and practice
- Punish the correct answer
- Why it's important to test, experiment and practise whilst learning
- How to test