Summary of Contribuciones de la Neuropsicología a la educación
The video explores the contributions of cognitive neuropsychology to education, focusing on the link between brain function and behavior in children. Cognitive neuropsychology evaluates and rehabilitates memory, attention, language, and motor functions, emphasizing brain plasticity. Educational neuropsychology studies how children learn and handle information, highlighting optimal learning periods and the impact of enriched environments on cognitive functions. The methodology includes studying the brain-behavior relationship, evaluating cognitive functions, understanding brain plasticity, identifying optimal learning periods, and developing intervention programs.
### Methodology
- Studying the relationship between brain function and behavior
- Evaluating and rehabilitating cognitive functions
- Understanding brain plasticity and its role in learning
- Identifying optimal learning periods
- Developing intervention programs based on brain functioning
### Speakers
1. Oscar Vega
2. Romer y Quiroga
3. Rosmery
Notable Quotes
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— « Ibero-American university corporation. In the respective presentation we will talk about the contributions of cognitive neuropsychology to the neuropsychology of education, as well as the significant contributions of children.
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— « science of human behavior based on brain function
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— « developing brain. The main characteristic of this developing brain is the great neuroplasticity with which neuroplasticity or brain plasticity is the ability of the brain to adapt and change as a result of behavior and of experience
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03:03
— « enriching environments and will favor cognitive functions, here lies the strength of the neuropsychology of education since all learning will modify our brain
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03:59
— « the mental process of To learn, we must know what the keys to learning are. One of the most important is neuroplasticity or brain plasticity. It teaches us that there are periods that are especially suitable for certain learning. »