Think About It: Learning Changes the Brain Edith Campbell Education Librarian Indiana State University.

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Think About It: Learning Changes the Brain Edith Campbell Education Librarian Indiana State University

Getting started: stimulate the brain

"Learning is a physical process that uses growth connectors that change the brain by creating new brain cell connections."

Can you think of other ways to engage any of the 5 senses at the beginning of class? tweet response: #B&Cbrain

Memory is the only evidence of learning.

Outlining: Initiates procedural and visual memory in the brain ???

Many college freshman believe Authorities have all the answers. They have difficulty accepting the need for alternative search strategies and need help with focusing on their research and even identifying a topic. They can identify types of research but will not know when to use them. They will struggle to evaluate information because each authoritative source will seem acceptable.

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