Neuroscience

A step towards educational Neuroscience by NEUROREHABILITATION CLINIC :

The main objectives are:
  1. Disseminate research, contributions and experiences of application of Neurosciences to professionals in the areas of education, health, psychology, social promotion and all those who work in the development and promotion of other human beings for more content click on taheal.
  2. Generate a space for discussion among neuroscientists, educators and psychologists that drives us to take the first steps towards Educational Neuroscience in Latin America.
  3. To inform the opinion leaders of the importance of the contributions of the Neurosciences and their impact on education and to promote the creation of public policies that allow their incorporation into the programs of initial training and continuous training of teachers.

  1. Understand that the development of human beings and the brain are the result of genetic and environmental influences.
  2. Promote the need to be aware of the environment of children and adolescents since some factors, such as poverty and malnutrition, can modify the brain development process.
  3. Knowing the neural bases of the superior brain functions that give scientific support to the learning and teaching proposals that are applied in the different education centers.
  4. Understand how the brain acquires and learns linguistic and mathematical skills, based on the role of the educator.
  5. Know the executive functions of the brain and the relationship they have with education and with the educator.
  6. Understand the aspects that will promote Neuroeducation and the factors that will increase the probability of success of educators in pedagogical practice.

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