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Student-Centered Teaching: How Practice Builds our Hidden Learning System [Video]

Barbara Oakley’s session took place during Course Hero’s 2020 virtual Education Summit as a part of the general session.

Barbara Oakley, PhD

Educator

Professor of Industrial & Systems Engineering,
Oakland University

PHd in Systems Engineering; MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering; BS in Electrical Engineering, Slavic Languages & Literature

Have you ever noticed how you can walk or drive home by habit, arriving at your doorstep without even thinking about how you got there? Your almost magical arrival home involves the procedural system—one of the most important, yet little known, of the brain’s ways of learning. As it turns out, practice is one of the best ways to support procedural learning—and learning in general. In this webinar, Barbara Oakley describes the brain’s two major learning systems and how you, as an instructor, can and should be teaching to both systems. The result? Your students will have a conceptually deeper, richer, and more flexible grasp of the material.

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