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Bringing Neuroscience into School Building better minds is part of the aim of education and cognitive science can help.
In this edition of Learning World we visit a specialist school in Paris to see how it can be useful particularly for people with learning disabilities.
In Spain, we visit a centre which is using the latest scientific techniques to understand how the brain works when reading, counting or learning a language.
And we hear from Paul Kelley, who raised more than a few eyebrows when he was a headteacher in north east England with unconventional ‘spaced-learning’ methods.
More about: Disability, Education, France, Languages, Research, SpainCopyright © 2013 euronews
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