The science of learning and development: lessons from neuroscience

Did you know that the average adult human brain contains approximately 86 billion neurons?

Scientists are learning more and more about the brain every day and this growing knowledge is helping us understand the ways we learn, develop and change behaviour.

Whilst a lot of L&D research has previously focused on observed behavioural changes, considering the underlying neuroscience is becoming increasingly important.

In this white paper, we examine some key principles from current thinking in neuroscience, and how you can use these principles to enhance your L&D strategy.

Lessons from neuroscience covers:

3 common neuroscience myths
Neuroscience strategies, and how you can apply them to L&D

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