How do we think and learn? - Theoretical horizons and practical implications

How do we think and learn? - Theoretical horizons and practical implications Author: Jean Ellis Ormerod Translated into Arabic: Darwish Naif Abdul Hadi Binding: Cover Number of parts: One Paper: Shamoha Size: 14 × 21 Summary: This book was written in an engaging and conversational manner, aiming to introduce readers to the basic principles and research findings reached by science in the fields of perception and human memory. It highlights and clarifies twenty-eight misconceptions about thinking, learning, and the brain. The pages of the book include many short exercises that readers solve, through which they can observe the basic principles in their thinking and learning. All ten chapters end with specific recommendations for the readers' own learning and for teaching and working effectively with others. Since Jean Ellis Ormerod is an experienced researcher and writer, she provides us with a book rich in information, in addition to being enjoyable to read.