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Video Interview from Brain Summit in Seoul 2010
- July 30, 2010 by Bill Jenkins, Ph.D
I recently gave two lectures at the "Brain Summit in Seoul 2010" that focused on brain based approaches for learning English.
The conference was sponsored by Neuroscience Learning, a South Korean based learning company.
The following interview was conducted by the local Seoul newspaper and posted to their web site as part of their coverage of the Brain Summit in Seoul 2010. It addresses these questions:
- What are the implications of brain plasticity for children and adults in terms of language and learning?
- What are the best ways to improve cognitive skills that influence learning, such as memory, attention, processing, and sequencing?
- How can we balance the development of both sides of the brain?
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