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Cautiously Using Neuroscience to Guide Learning Design

Cautiously Using Neuroscience to Guide Learning Design

by mariawidmer | Feb 18, 2018 | Blog

Neuroscience-Based Learning Design Guidelines   I. Communicate to learners that while each enters an educational context with different knowledge, skills, and abilities resulting from diverse life experiences, every person has a chance to improve the quality of their...

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