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The New Brain Science of Learning: Dr. Martha S. Burns at TEDxEnola

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The old science of learning: an open heart (the chakra, not the pump) understands what the mind cannot The easy way: Sing HU to open your heart The answer is unconditional love of self and all life Search for the Song of HU for the education of Soul
Comment from : @ashmeadali

learning
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Great knowledge
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Ese plano neuronal es como un mapa de cotolengo
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Cuanto tiene el asteroydica 100 mileños o 100 siones o mas
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Doctor chapatin con concha la rays crionica de un gion neurotrasistor protonico nunca vana yegar a conoser el serevro en su totalidad es magico
Comment from : @osvaldofernandez4712

Using the English language as the example here, she must have meant 45 million opportunities to hear many of the less than 300,000 words, minus colloquialisms and recent socio/political weaponizations, in the English language(?)
Comment from : @dexranger

Very informative video
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Comment from : @lalune797

Valuable presentation from historical perspective given the time spent ever since it was recorded Care to evaluate critically and discretion advised
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Very
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Comment from : @jojo-zd6rr

TEDx for f's sake spend some money and buy a f'n pointer……… I had to stop, she was stressing me out with the claw hands and breathlessness but it was probably a good talk
Comment from : @stevenbaxter1138

How can I translate this video into my native language?
Comment from : @mev7275

Boy, she's got that aggravating "a" sound in the words "as" and "had" Like fingernails on a chalkboard
Comment from : @schex9

Amazing research and wonderful presentation Please hit like to this so that this researcher gets more dopamine which helps in doing more research
Comment from : @samg1808

Great information wrapped around a lot of assumptions They never ask the question, Why ?
Comment from : @willyD200

One of the best Ted talks I ever listened Commendable Why all the TED talks are not like this I mean this is so good
Comment from : @poetess_yogaMarg

Meditation
Comment from : @Daniellelebelle412

From 11:52 - 11:58 , So says "The Genius in All of Us"(David Shenk)
Comment from : @slimdudeDJC

As a person on the autism spectrum, I had to stop listening to this after her "theory of mind" nonsense People on the autism spectrum may or may not misunderstand others (they may simply not care about what are honestly stupid social conventions anyway) but neuro-typical people don't understand people on the autism spectrum, either So this theory of mind stuff goes both ways Real tired of being demonized and labeled the problem by "professionals" It's demeaning, inaccurate and arrogant But what do I know? I just live this ASD stuff every day No special letters after my name or anything (because the professionals that do haven't managed to come up with good enough support for adults on the spectrum to get credentialed enough to be allowed to contribute to fields that are about us but not being developed with us
Comment from : @mnicolerwildhood7516

“I didn't have time to write a short letter*, so I wrote a long one instead”br― Mark Twainbrbr* In this case, presentation information
Comment from : @ursamajor3275

a bit technical presentation to the educators
Comment from : @FillypeFarias

Excellent presentation, one of the best presentation in Neural sciences
Comment from : @siasagar

Another consideration that I see in my practice is mild brain injury that occur from hitting children As the child is hit it can cause a mild coup contra coup brain injury
Comment from : @jminichcastro

Wonderful presentation One of the best Ted talks on neral science
Comment from : @gammondog

This video helped me understand as a teacher and a mother of five how is it important to stimulate, motivate, get involved positively with our students and our own children Neuroscience explains many of the brain functions that enhances learning through out a dynamic teacher
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