Aguilar RF

Language: Spanish
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ABSTRACT

The brain is the basic substrate for learning and memory. Neuroscience research data should help us design better teaching methods, tighter curricula and better educational policies. Creativity is an important factor in social development, research and innovation. Therefore, the twenty-first century where knowledge as a key element of progress is lavished. Therefore, requires educational and training tools to promote creativity in society. Constituting the brain, the basis for education and meaningful learning The emergence of a new discipline, the neuro-education, opens the doors for the knowledge delivered by the biology of the brain to be applied in the comprehension and production of a better education.

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