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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1.
The brain
and cognitive development
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Daniela Hartmann (alles-schlumpf)
2.
Brain Development
Context, experience
Neuroconstructivist view
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Stuck in Customs
3.
neurons
myelination
white/gray matter
synapses
pruning
neurotransmitters
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Grey cells
4.
Brain structure, cognition, emotion
corpus callosum
prefrontal cortex
limbic system
amygdala
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wbeem
5.
How do we apply this information?
Do teens know what love is?
Should teens be given harsh sentences in crimes?
What are the implications for education?
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TheAlieness GiselaGiardino²³
6.
Piaget
formal operational thought
metacognition
hypothetical-deductive reasoning
assimilation, accomodation
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nashworld
7.
Neo-Piagetians
Inadequate focus on attention, memory, cognitive strategies.
Link between emotions and self-serving perspectives
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blondinrikard
8.
Post formal thought
Reflective, relativistic, and contextual
Provisional
Realistic
Recognized as being influenced by emotion
"Cross Category Friends"
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kylepost photography
9.
Wisdom
High levels are rare
Emerges between late adolescence/early adulthood
Values and life experiences
Personality: Openness to experience and creativity
Three dimensions: Cognitive, Reflective, Affective
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Norma Desmond
10.
Vygotsky
Zone of Proximal Development
Social Constructivist Approach
Teachers are mentors, facilitators and guides
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cybrarian77
11.
Information Processing
Attention (selective, divided, sustained, executive)
Memory (short-term, long-term, working)
Cognitive control/flexibility
Creativity and critical thinking
Intelligence
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John-Morgan
Lindsey Eckert
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