The Neuroscience of Language and Learning

Have you ever wondered how neurological experiments show how we learn? In this video, Karen Froud explains her Neuroscience Lab’s purpose and methods, and how it relates to learning. Machines are used to record the electrical fields generated by the brain neurons as they communicate with each other. This information is then filtered and analyzed.

Neurological experiments shed great light on how we learn.

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EEGs help these neuroscientists understand speech and sound disorders, steering them towards treatment strategies. Neuroscience has great applications outside of biology, and can help advance the study of other questions from many different fields. The investigations are designed with the intent to inform clinical or pedagogical approaches, and shed light issues on social justice and equality, making education better for everyone.

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Through the neuroscience test such as EEG they can check if interventions are really helping or they can develop appropriate interventions for children with speech problems.

By collecting scientific data from rigorously conducted experiments this can start to shed light on questions that cannot be directly evaluated.

Their investigations are conceived and designed with the intent to inform clinical or pedagogical approaches and to shed light issues on social justice and equality.