Perspectives Of Brain Research (Educational Neuroscience) on the Design and Implementation of Teaching Strategies in Educational Technology

Autors/ores

  • sani alkhassawneh Arab open university
  • Houria Al Sharif Arab Open University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1344/joned.v5i2.47695

Paraules clau:

neurociències educatives, estratègies d’ensenyament, EdTech

Resum

La integració de la neurociència educativa i la tecnologia educativa propícia la generació de noves perspectives per a optimitzar la comprensió i l’eficiència dels mètodes pedagògics. Mitjançant l’anàlisi del compromís cerebral amb diverses tecnologies educatives, els educadors poden formular estratègies d’instrucció més eficaces, adaptades a les necessitats específiques dels estudiants. Aquesta metodologia té el potencial de propiciar millores significatives en l’acompliment acadèmic i proporcionar experiències d’aprenentatge diverses i completes. Aquest estudi examina l’impacte dels descobriments de la neurociència educativa en la formulació i posada en pràctica d’estratègies pedagògiques en el context de la tecnologia educativa. Es du a terme una anàlisi de la integració de la tecnologia educativa amb principis de neurociència educativa i es realitza un contrast entre les teories d’aprenentatge tradicionals i les fonamentades en la neurociència. Presenta proves empíriques que corroboren l’optimització dels resultats d’aprenentatge mitjançant metodologies pedagògiques fonamentades en la neurociència, igual que els reptes i restriccions associats amb la implementació de la neurociència educativa en l’àmbit tecnològic educatiu.

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2025-02-13 — Actualitzat el 2025-02-17