CLC Members' Seminar 5th March 2015 - Neuroscience and brain-friendly learning - Stella Collins

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Neuroscience and brain-friendly learning Stella Collins, Stellar Learning CLC Members' Seminar 5 March 2015

Brain Waves
How do you harness them?
©Stellar Learning 2015 www.stellarlearning.co.uk

Why you want to…
• Neuroscience in Action
• 8 case studies
• 2 Stellar Learning clients
• Practical application of
neuroscience to real-life
L&D
www.cipd.co.uk/hr-resources/behavioural-science
©Stellar Learning 2015
www.stellarlearning.co.uk

Delta •0-4Hz
Theta •4-8Hz
Alpha •8-12Hz
Beta •12-40Hz
Gamma •40-100Hz
The Neuroscience
©Stellar Learning 2015 www.stellarlearning.co.uk

Delta •30 seconds
Theta •20 seconds
Alpha •10 seconds
Beta •2 seconds
Gamma •Every second
What it feels like
©Stellar Learning 2015 www.stellarlearning.co.uk

Delta •Every 30s
Theta •Every 20s
Alpha •Every 10s
Beta •Every 2s
Gamma •Every second
Stand up/ sit down!
©Stellar Learning 2015 www.stellarlearning.co.uk

©Stellar Learning 2015 www.stellarlearning.co.uk

Delta
• Sleep on it
Theta
• Dream about it
Alpha
• Visualisation/ restful review
Beta
• Physical/ Mental/ Exercises/ Challenges/ Activity
Gamma
• Light bulb moments/ deep meditation
Harness them…
©Stellar Learning 2015 www.stellarlearning.co.uk

©Stellar Learning 2015 www.stellarlearning.co.uk
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