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Ep35 "What sticks in your brain and what doesn’t? "

Inner Cosmos with David Eagleman

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Talmudic Questions For Learning

The traditional classroom style of teaching is not optimal for brain changes as it lacks engagement and curiosity. The best learning occurs when students are invested and interested. Ancient Greeks observed this and defined seven levels of learning. Inspiring curiosity is a trick woven into traditional forms of learning, such as Jewish religious scholars studying the Talmud by posing interesting questions. This structure engages the learning partner instead of memorization. A website now poses Talmudic questions about microbial biology, encouraging curiosity in different subjects.

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