11. Definition
•Brain Based Learning Is a
Comprehensive.
•This theory is based on What we
currently know about the actual
structure and function of the human
brain at varying stages of
development.
12. What is Brain Based Learning?
•Taking what we know about the brain,
about development and about learning
and combining those factors in intelligent
ways to connect and excite student’s
desire to learn.
•Combining emotional, factual and skill
knowledge into a cognitive tool.
14. This form of learning also encompasses
such educational concepts like...
• Mastery Learning
• Learning Styles
• Multiple Intelligence
• Cooperative Learning
• Practical Stimulation
• Experiential Learning
• Movement Education
• Problem Based Learning
15. Brain Function
•Control body temperature, blood
pressure, heart rate and breathing.
•It accepts sensory input from the world
around it.
•It handles Physical motion.
•It allows you to think, dream, reason and
experience emotions.
17. •Shake it up
•The brain needs oxygen
•Make Connections
•Feedback is essential
•Musc is magical
18. Our Brain developed 5 learning
primer system
•Emotional
•Social
•Cognitive
•Physical
•Reflective
19.
20. Principles
•It can perform several activities at once.
•The brain perceives whole and parts
simultaneously.
•Information is stored in multiple areas of
the brain and is retrieved through
multiple memory and neutral pathways.
29. The Educational Benefits of Brain Based
Learning
•Not Only can brain based
learning boost your student’s
academic progress, but it can
Even improve classroom
behaviour and promote a
positive learning
environment in school.
30. •Brain Based Learning can
also affect social emotional
development or a
student’s ability to
understand and regulate
their emotions.