Focusing Human on Learning: A Study Based on Brain Researches

İlkay Aşkın Tekkol; Tarık Başar; Zeynep Şen; Sevgi Turan

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Focusing Human on Learning: A Study Based on Brain Researches

Abstract

Learning has taken important part for people’s life, since born. Effective learning depends on individuals’ mental, emotional, social and physical development. Development of all these areas bound up functional working of brain. Recently, examining brain effect on learning researches are increased with developing technology. Accordingly, teachers try to transfer these research results into learning environment. Transfering scientific researches into learning environment involves ethical responsibility for researchers and implementers. Correctly interpreting and transfering the research evidences which explain the relationship between brain and learning are important. In this article, the researches that explain relationship between brain and learning in literature are analyzed and compiled. With these information (based on literature) reccomendations have been developed for implementation.

Keywords

Educational neuroscience,mind,brain,learning,brain researches

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İlkay Aşkın Tekkol This is me

Tarık Başar This is me

Zeynep Şen This is me

Sevgi Turan

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May 15, 2017

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Aşkın Tekkol, İ., Başar, T., Şen, Z., & Turan, S. (2017). Focusing Human on Learning: A Study Based on Brain Researches. Kastamonu Education Journal, 25(3), 1187-1202. https://izlik.org/JA44UG22NU

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1.Aşkın Tekkol İ, Başar T, Şen Z, Turan S. Focusing Human on Learning: A Study Based on Brain Researches. Kastamonu Education Journal. 2017;25(3):1187-1202. https://izlik.org/JA44UG22NU

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[1]İ. Aşkın Tekkol, T. Başar, Z. Şen, and S. Turan, “Focusing Human on Learning: A Study Based on Brain Researches”, Kastamonu Education Journal, vol. 25, no. 3, pp. 1187–1202, May 2017, [Online]. Available: https://izlik.org/JA44UG22NU

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Aşkın Tekkol, İlkay, et al. “Focusing Human on Learning: A Study Based on Brain Researches”. Kastamonu Education Journal, vol. 25, no. 3, May 2017, pp. 1187-02, https://izlik.org/JA44UG22NU.

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1.İlkay Aşkın Tekkol, Tarık Başar, Zeynep Şen, Sevgi Turan. Focusing Human on Learning: A Study Based on Brain Researches. Kastamonu Education Journal [Internet]. 2017 May 1;25(3):1187-202. Available from: https://izlik.org/JA44UG22NU

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