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Tag Archives: brain
the head first formula
I’ve been a Head First fan since the very first book in the series came out (from O’Reilly Media). For me, the ideas behind Head First learning books are right on, whether you apply them to books or to any … Continue reading
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Tagged brain, e-learning, learning, education
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Manfred Spitzer: keep your kids away from the TV and computer
An interview with Manfred Spitzer appeared in the June 23, 2006 issue of Weltwoche. Spitzer is adamantly against TVs, in particular where your kids and your kids ability to learn are concerned. Spitzer bases his position on neuroscience research (his … Continue reading
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Tagged brain, education, neuroscience
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Great dose of Hans Rosling and Manfred Spitzer
Today is my day off. And so far it is proving to be just as inspirational as you would expect the best of Saturdays to be. If you’re not familiar with cogdogblog I highly recommend it. Alan Levine’s post on … Continue reading
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Tagged brain, statistics, ted talks
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