From: The Wall Street Journal
Beware of ‘Neuromyths’
December 14, 2012
The Wall Street Journal:
No, you do not, in fact, use just 10% of your brain, and “learning styles” make no difference in the classroom. Psychology professor Christopher Chabris discusses these and other “neuromyths”
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