Brains are still better than machines
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This article is a review of Dehaene's How we learn: Why brains learn better than any machine…for now, which discusses neuroscience for educational purposes. Dehaene explains how we learn and outlines four essential pillars that constitute learning. The book also raises awareness of knowing how the brain learns to improve teaching skills and enhance teaching strategies to help learners succeed.
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Luiza Marques Porto Moreira, University of Central Florida
Luiza Porto is an enthusiastic educator with over 20 years of experience teaching English. Born and raised in the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Luiza has always had a passion for language and education. Currently pursuing a master’s degree in TESOL at the University of Central Florida, Luiza’s commitment to lifelong learning and professional development is solid. In addition to her academic achievements, Luiza is certified in TESOL by Cambridge and is qualified as a specialist in Neuroscience and Education. You may contact Luiza Porto at luiza.moreira@knights.ucf.edu.
