Reading time, 3 minutes: What if your brain mirrors what you see others do? This is a good question to ask for those who are interested in student behaviour in schools. Mirror neurons are key to how we learn through imitation, empathy, and understanding intentions. Teachers can harness this brain-based insight to improve how students learn and interact. In […] Reading time, 3 minutes: What if your brain mirrors what you see others do? This is a good question to ask for those who are interested in student behaviour in schools. Mirror neurons are key to how we learn through imitation, empathy, and understanding intentions. Teachers can harness this brain-based insight to improve how students learn and interact. In Academic Research, Cognitive Science, Teaching and Learning, autism support, behaviour management strategies, brain research, Classroom Management, Education research, empathy in teaching, gestures in teaching, imitation learning, learning through observation, mirror neuron system, mirror neurons, modelling in classrooms, Neuroeducation, neuroscience, peer modelling, social and emotional learning, Social Learning, Student behaviour, teacher strategies, Teaching Tips TeacherToolkit
How Mirror Neurons Shape Learning & Student Behaviour
