Learning Concept Map

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Entorno social de aprendizaje (SLE)

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Quadratic Equations

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Romanticism

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El inicio del proceso cualitativo: planteamiento del problema, revisión de la literatura, surgimiento de las hipótesis e inmersión en el campo.

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Learning Concept Map

Emotion

Emotions and Genders

Positive and negative emotions are different between male and female.

Stress: Improves preformance in males while doing the opposite in females.

Females are eager to do work even if it is not an interest to them. Boys are less likely to do the work is there is not an interest to them.

Emotions in the Classroom

* Prefrontal cortex the function is to calculate what is good for the organism compared to calculating what is true. * Providing opportunities for full sensory input through study tip or being their experiences allows students to novel solutions to problems or situations and take and sensory data from a variety of sources

Learning from Fear

*Emotions are a function of entire body brain function. * Emotions filter incoming sensory input, modulating what cerebral cortex attends to processes and stores along to memory

Emotion drives attention which drives learning, memory, problem solving

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Motion

Movement and Gender Differences

Retina

Females: Smaller and thinner. Ability to focus and be centered.

Ability to focus on details, lectures and worksheets.

Males: Larger and thicker magnocelluar cells. Act like a motion detector and track objects anywhere in the field of vision. Making their eyes structured for motion.

In the classroom: Looking outside, looking at the door, watching anything that moves, watching the classroom action

Brain Research

Aerobic exercise kickstarts brain chemicals essential for forming new memories and wiring learning into long-term memory

Movement is crucial to every brain function including planning, executing plans, memory, emotion, language, and learning

Higher brain function have evolved from movement and still depend on it.