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The Multi-Store Model: How We Make Memories

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How memories form and how we lose them - Catharine Young

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Emotions and the brain - Ayan and Alexis

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Emotions and the brain - Ayan and Alexis

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Emotions and the brain - Ayan and Alexis

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Emotions and the brain - Ayan and Alexis

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Children's brains develop rapidly from ages birth through three. Brain development affects all areas of a child's growth. There are four main areas of development: motor (physical), language and communication, social and emotional, and cognitive. Brain development is part of cognitive development. Cognitive development describes how a child's intellect grows, and includes thinking, learning and problem-solving skills.

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Language: The First 5 Years of Life of Learning

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That’s How You Learn a New Language: 7 Effective Methods

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Emotional intelligence - Maya and Athena

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Emotional intelligence - Maya and Athena

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Emotional intelligence - Maya and Athena

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Emotional intelligence - Maya and Athena

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I learned that people in good moods are better at inductive reasoning and creative problem solving

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I learned that people in good moods are better at inductive reasoning and creative problem solving

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-Maya

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The brain is the most complex organ of the human body.  -Andrew

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The brain is the most complex organ of the human body.  -Andrew

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A children's brains rapidly develop from ages birth to three. There are four main areas of development physical, language and communication, social and emotional, and cognitive.Brain development is part of the cognitive development. Cognitive development describes how a child's intelligence quotient grows. For example learning how to do multiplication is cognitive development. -Ayan

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A children's brains rapidly develop from ages birth to three. There are four main areas of development physical, language and communication, social and emotional, and cognitive.Brain development is part of the cognitive development. Cognitive development describes how a child's intelligence quotient grows. For example learning how to do multiplication is cognitive development. -Ayan

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What happens in the brain when a child has cognitive development? -Ayan

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What happens in the brain when a child has cognitive development? -Ayan

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What is Emotional Intelligence and How Can You Develop it? (Goleman's 5 Component Model)

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We need to make sure a child has cognitive development after reading the users guide.-Ayan

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We need to make sure a child has cognitive development after reading the users guide.-Ayan

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I learned that the brain releases chemicals into your body that makes you feel emotions.
-Alexis

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I learned that sometimes the nerves can send signals to the brain. -Ian

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I learned that sometimes the nerves can send signals to the brain. -Ian

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I Learned that people can just tell someone’s emotions just by looking at them

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I Learned that people can just tell someone’s emotions just by looking at them

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Our brain is wired to look for threats or rewards. If one is detected, the feeling region of the brain alerts us through the release of chemical messages. Emotions are the effect of these chemical messages, traveling from our brain through the body.When our brain detects a threat, our brain releases the stress hormones adrenaline and cortisol which prepares you to defend our run.When we experience something rewarding, such as someone doing something nice for you our brain releases  dopamine.Ayan

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Our brain is wired to look for threats or rewards. If one is detected, the feeling region of the brain alerts us through the release of chemical messages. Emotions are the effect of these chemical messages, traveling from our brain through the body.When our brain detects a threat, our brain releases the stress hormones adrenaline and cortisol which prepares you to defend our run.When we experience something rewarding, such as someone doing something nice for you our brain releases  dopamine.Ayan

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I learned that kids brains grow rapidly and when you sing a song like the wheels on the bus, it teaches kids different things!
-Alexis

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Can a child’s brain grow too fast?
-Alexis

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What would happen if you had no spinal cord?

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What would happen if you had no spinal cord?

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“The brain and spinal cord make up the central nervous system"

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“The brain and spinal cord make up the central nervous system"

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The brain based user guide can make their brains grow.
-Alexis

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Memories: semantic memories are memories like facts or knowledge. Implicit memories are skills or things you do that you’re not aware of, like walking or running. Episodic memories are chunks of detailed information that have a high emotional value. 

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Memories: semantic memories are memories like facts or knowledge. Implicit memories are skills or things you do that you’re not aware of, like walking or running. Episodic memories are chunks of detailed information that have a high emotional value. 

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Our emotions are the driving force behind many of our behaviors: Helpful, and unhelpful. Also, the brain is wired to look out for threats or rewards, and if one is detected, then the feeling region of the brain alerts us.

-Alexis