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Mike Hobbiss

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Constructivism is a theory of learning, not a theory of pedagogy. Neuroscience explains why this is important

For Teachers

Constructivism is a theory of learning, not a theory of pedagogy. Neuroscience explains why this is important

Mike Hobbiss

Dec 06, 2018

'Liking' vs 'wanting'. A neuroscientific view on classroom motivation

For Researchers, For Teachers

'Liking' vs 'wanting'. A neuroscientific view on classroom motivation

Mike Hobbiss

Oct 31, 2017

We should pay more attention to attention

For Researchers, For Teachers

We should pay more attention to attention

Mike Hobbiss

Nov 01, 2017

It is more useful for teachers to see attention as an effect not a cause

For Teachers

It is more useful for teachers to see attention as an effect not a cause

Mike Hobbiss

May 08, 2018

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 1

For Researchers, For Teachers

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 1

Mike Hobbiss

Mar 19, 2017

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 2

For Researchers, For Teachers

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 2

Mike Hobbiss

Mar 19, 2017

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 4

For Researchers, For Teachers

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 4

Mike Hobbiss

Mar 19, 2017

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 3

For Researchers, For Teachers

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 3

Mike Hobbiss

Mar 19, 2017

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Constructivism is a theory of learning, not a theory of pedagogy. Neuroscience explains why this is important

'Liking' vs 'wanting'. A neuroscientific view on classroom motivation

We should pay more attention to attention

It is more useful for teachers to see attention as an effect not a cause

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 1

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 2

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 4

The Neuroscience of the 'Transfer Problem' - Part 3

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