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James E. Zull's "The Art of Changing the Brain" explores the neurological basis of learning and how understanding the brain's functions can enrich teaching practices. The book synthesizes biology and educational theory, emphasizing how teachers can facilitate the physical changes in neuronal networks necessary for learning to occur. Zull outlines a learning cycle based on sensing, integrating, acting, and reflecting, connecting these stages to specific areas of the brain. He discusses the critical roles of prior knowledge, emotion, sensory experience, and active testing in the learning process. Ultimately, the text advocates for a teaching approach that considers the learner's brain, fostering intrinsic motivation and deeper understanding.
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James E. Zull's "The Art of Changing the Brain" explores the neurological basis of learning and how understanding the brain's functions can enrich teaching practices. The book synthesizes biology and educational theory, emphasizing how teachers can facilitate the physical changes in neuronal networks necessary for learning to occur. Zull outlines a learning cycle based on sensing, integrating, acting, and reflecting, connecting these stages to specific areas of the brain. He discusses the critical roles of prior knowledge, emotion, sensory experience, and active testing in the learning process. Ultimately, the text advocates for a teaching approach that considers the learner's brain, fostering intrinsic motivation and deeper understanding.