Grey Matter Matters: Teaching Strategies for the Brain Compatible Classroom
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2012-01-01
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Avondale Authors
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Avondale Academic Press
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Abstract
The brain is extremely complex. The brain has
the amazing ability to reshape and reorganise
its neural networks, depending on increased or
decreased use, making it malleable or ‘plastic’.
This plasticity allows for incredible changes to
take place, which were once thought impossible.
This article explores current research in this
area and offers brain compatible strategies
that teachers can employ in the classroom to
make learning more efficient, to raise student
achievement, and to facilitate a healthy learning
environment.
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Thompson, A. (2012). Grey matter matters: Teaching strategies for the brain compatible classroom. TEACH Journal of Christian Education, 6(2), 10-15. doi:10.55254/1835-1492.1178
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TEACH Journal of Christian Education