Neuroplasticity Examples – How the Brain Learns and Transforms The human brain is a fascinating organ. While it makes up only about 2 percent of our body mass, it uses approximately 20 percent of the energy it produces. For decades, scientists believed that its...
We Tested Neurofeedback: Here’s What We Found Gemm Learning is an agnostic provider of evidence-based learning interventions. We were excited to investigate the pros and cons of neurofeedback for kids, hoping it could be a good addition to our portfolio of...
How to Use Piaget’s Stages To Boost Skills Cognitive Jean Piaget, a Swiss psychologist, outlined four stages of cognitive and language development in children. These stages describe how children’s thinking evolves as they grow. This article is about using...
Neuroscience Applied to Learning While the trends in learning technology have been interesting, so far new understanding about the brain plus much more powerful computers have not resulted in an intervention better than Fast ForWord software. It still remains the...
Why Cope (Tutor) When Remediation is Possible? Conventional thinking is that learning is fixed, and learning ability – defined as thinking and reasoning, not rote learning – is largely formed in the first three years of life. After that, educators and...
Neuroplasticity Creates The Potential to Transform Learners “Everything having to do with human training and education has to be re-examined in light of neuroplasticity.”Norman Doidge The scientific consensus on how much the brain can change – and the...
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