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    SUMMARY - How We Learn: The New Science Of Education And The Brain By Stanislas Dehaene
    SUMMARY - How We Learn: The New Science Of Education And The Brain By Stanislas Dehaene
    SUMMARY - How We Learn: The New Science Of Education And The Brain By Stanislas Dehaene
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    SUMMARY - How We Learn: The New Science Of Education And The Brain By Stanislas Dehaene

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    By reading this summary, you will discover the immense and incomparable talent of the human brain: its capacity to learn.


    You will also discover that :


    • artificial intelligence is not yet equal to human intelligence;
    • we underestimate the knowledge of babies;
    • learning is revising, over and over again;
    • all children and adults would benefit from knowing the four pillars of learning.

    According to Stanislas Dehaene, learning is the greatest talent of the human brain. In his book "Learning! The talents of the brain, the challenge of machines", he invites teachers, parents and scientists to work together to advance educational sciences and their implementation in schools. Faced with the alarming results of French schoolchildren's performances, Stanislas Dehaene's objective is to awaken in them curiosity and the joy of learning. If you too are enthusiastic about this challenge, follow the guide!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShortcut Edition
    Release dateMar 23, 2024
    ISBN9798882485701
    SUMMARY - How We Learn: The New Science Of Education And The Brain By Stanislas Dehaene

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