Ms. Sylvia Castro gave a conference about how the brain learns, integrating biological, sociocultural, and psychosocial aspects. She discussed important learner characteristics like seeing education competitively, learning independently and creatively by thinking interdisciplinarily, communicating, collaborating, and using technology. She noted learning theories like "practice makes perfect" and learning better through reading, writing, cooperation, and experience. Neurologically, neuronal interconnections influence knowledge and learning, and exercising the brain and neurons through these aspects generates more interconnections.

1. Ms. Sylvia Castro gave a conference in the auditorium that was about brain learns. She exposed several topics about how was integrated all the aspects biological, sociocultural and psychosocial with the learning styles.

3. “ Accumulation theory is practice” “ Practices makes perfect” “ Learn better if you read any more and better”

4. “ You learn better if you write more and better.” “ You learn better if there is cooperation.” “ You learn better if you experience.”

5. It is important to understand that in a neurological way, there are many factors that influence in our knowledge and learning and one it is the neuronal interconnections. These interconnections allow and bring us the capacity to learn because with all these aspects that Ms Sylvia Castro told they perfectly generate these interconnections. So it is more that obvious it is necessary to exercise our brains and neurons.