Vol. 3 No. 2 (2021): Neuroscience and Education

• Editorial Neuroscience and Education

  Luís Calafate, Rute Rocha

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Artigos

• The importance of balance between flexibility and neuronal stability in memory formation

  Sara Cesariny Calafate

  5-11

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• The evolution of the nervous system as a bridge to Education

  Amauri Betini Bartoszeck

  13-23

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• Some contributions from Neurosciences to Education Do enriched environments increase the learning capacity of our brain?

  Luís Calafate, Sara Cesariny Calafate

  25-39

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• Learning Styles Myth What are the views of different professionals in the school context?

  Jorge Amorim, Joana Rodrigues Rato

  41-47

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• Neuroeducation: building bridges between neuroscience and science learning

  Paula Cristina Pereira Costa, Luís Calafate

  49-59

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• The student's profile as a starting point in defining individual enabling strategies of academic performance

  Ana Cristina Baptista

  61-65

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• Neuronal basis of memory and learning Comprehension before action

  Marta Paz, Luís Calafate

  67-74

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• Cronobiological and sleep related aspects associated to Neurodevelopment and academic performance in pediatric age

  Miguel Meira e Cruz, Fernanda Dubourg

  75-81

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• Biology of fear and the learning of institutionalized children Interactions with animals

  Rute Rocha, Graça Viegas, Ana Colaço, Lília Vaz, Manuela Rosa Silva, Elisabete Santos

  83-91

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Interviews

• Mind, Brain and Education Interview with Castro Caldas

  Joana Rodrigues Rato

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Infografias

• Neurosciences and Cognition

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