FOSS - Human Brain and Senses 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 3.1, 4.1

It is defined as the process of acquiring new knowledge and skills.

• learning

• memories

• remembering

• knowledge

• cognition

When you learn, your brain forms _________.

• learning

• memories

• remembering

• knowledge

• cognition

Refers to the storage of information, including past experiences, knowledge, skills, and thoughts.

• learning

• memory

• remembering

• knowledge

Retrieving knowledge previously stored in the brain.

• learning

• memories

• remembering

• knowledge

• cognition

They gather information from our surroundings with sensory receptors that respond to stimuli and send messages to the brain

• brain

• the five senses

• the eyes

(a)   is thinking about one’s own thinking processes, and understanding who you are and how you learn.

The more senses we use to acquire information, the more efficient the formation of memory

• TRUE

• FALSE

Learn best by seeing

• Visual (spacial)

• Auditory (aural)

• Reading/writing

• Kinesthetic (physical)

Learn best by hearing

• Visual (spacial)

• Auditory (aural)

• Reading/writing

• Kinesthetic (physical)

Learn best by processing text

• Visual (spacial)

• Auditory (aural)

• Reading/writing

• Kinesthetic (physical)