This is not a new information for me! During my studying psychology, we have learnt a lot abot the brain. Afterwards, I was very interested in updating my knowledge of this area, so I've collected all the informations I could reach! Now, I teach my students abot it, since we have lessons dedicated to the brain functioning!
The only thing I was surprised about was the fact that OMEGA3 AND OMEGA 6 have no affect on learning process! That is totally in CONTRAST to my lectures about the role of OMEGA 3 AND 6
Not new information for me either, but I truly enjoyed reading about it again! It just amazes me at how we have been "wonderfully and fearfully made". So much so that we spend all our lives trying to understand human body, mind, spirit, etc. Are we ever get to a point where we know at least enough to say: "I know something about this."?
For those of us who have been studying Neuroscience for a while, it was interesting to see so much information summarized in a most comprehensive way. Congratulations! This is quality material and we all have a lot to study already .
I've always found the study of brain functions mesmerizing.
Much of this information is new to me. However, the functioning of the synapses where one neuron communicates with another reminds me of G. Siemens' and Steven Downes' theory of Connectivism.
Comments (6)
Simonida said
at 9:42 pm on Jan 17, 2013
This is not a new information for me! During my studying psychology, we have learnt a lot abot the brain. Afterwards, I was very interested in updating my knowledge of this area, so I've collected all the informations I could reach! Now, I teach my students abot it, since we have lessons dedicated to the brain functioning!
The only thing I was surprised about was the fact that OMEGA3 AND OMEGA 6 have no affect on learning process! That is totally in CONTRAST to my lectures about the role of OMEGA 3 AND 6
Simonida said
at 9:44 pm on Jan 17, 2013
THE LAST I MENTIONED IS FROM THE PRESENTATION "BRAIN TEST"
Marineide Rodrigues Colson said
at 5:23 pm on Jan 18, 2013
Not new information for me either, but I truly enjoyed reading about it again! It just amazes me at how we have been "wonderfully and fearfully made". So much so that we spend all our lives trying to understand human body, mind, spirit, etc. Are we ever get to a point where we know at least enough to say: "I know something about this."?
Valeria Genaro said
at 11:14 am on Jan 20, 2013
For those of us who have been studying Neuroscience for a while, it was interesting to see so much information summarized in a most comprehensive way. Congratulations! This is quality material and we all have a lot to study already .
I've always found the study of brain functions mesmerizing.
Maryanne Burgos said
at 12:26 pm on Jan 20, 2013
Much of this information is new to me. However, the functioning of the synapses where one neuron communicates with another reminds me of G. Siemens' and Steven Downes' theory of Connectivism.
florenciaviale01@... said
at 11:43 pm on Jan 22, 2013
use it or lose it! That is the question...if only we could raise awareness of this...
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