Workshop 1 Neurodidactics - Check your Understanding

What are the two other terms that are used to referred to neurodidactics?

• Brain-based learning and neuroscience.

• Neuroeducation and brain-based learning.

• Brain-based learning and neuroteaching.

• Neuroeducation and brain teaching.

Who mentioned the term neurodidactics for the first time?

• Professor Kristoph Gotmer.

• Professor Preiss Galvanti.

• Professor Brayan Gerhard.

• Professor Preiss Gerhard.

What are the three sciences reunited by neurodidactics?

• Neuroscience, psychology, and pedagogy.

• Neuroscience, psychiatry, and pedagogy.

• Neuroscience, medicine, and education.

• Neuroscience, psychology, and biology.

Teachers can be brain modifiers.

• True.

• False.

“Learning is difficult.” is one of neurodidactics pillars.

• True.

• False.

Is one of neurodidactics pillars related to emotions?

• True.

• False.

The process when some electrical impulses are transmitted through the axons allowing the transport and production of information is called

What are the 4 mechanisms the brain uses to learn?

• Emotions, motivation, attention, and discipline.

• Emotions, motivation, attitude, and memory.

• Emotions, motivation, attention, and memory.

• Emotions, concentration, attention, and memory.

There are three types of motivation: extrinsic motivation, environmental motivation, and intrinsic motivation.

• True.

• False.

What is the main attention that must be worked out in the learning process?

• The executive attention.

• The selective attention.

• The divided attention.

• The sustained attention.