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Mind Map by Juan david Funes, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Juan david Funes
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NEUROPLASTICITY
- Neuroplasticity Etymology
- Introduced by an italian
psychiatrist by the name of
Ernesto Lugaro in 1906
- Neuroplasticity was a way to describe how the
brain can change throughout life to adapt learn
and even recover from brain injury but this wasn't
the first time
- Adapt
- Learn
- Recover
- Adapt
- Neuroplasticity was described you may
be familiar with the famous
experiment in 1904 conducted by a
Russian psychologist Ivan Pavlov
- Pavlov
experiment
- Pavlov
experiment
- Introduced by an italian
psychiatrist by the name of
Ernesto Lugaro in 1906
- Neuroplasticity stands
for...
- NEURO = Nervous System
- Neuroplasticity: A moldable brain
- Neuroplasticity: A moldable brain
- PLASTICITY = plasto's = Moldable
- Neuroplasticity also applies
to physical skills
- example:
- The first time you try to ride a bicycle
- The process of learning to ride a bike is a physical process and
just like learning information it requires repetition and
intensity
- The process of learning to ride a bike is a physical process and
just like learning information it requires repetition and
intensity
- The first time you try to ride a bicycle
- Neurological assessment
- These are able to identify injured or simply
inefficient networks in the brain then by
introducing specific sensory information
with repetitions and intensity over a five-day
program, these have been able to increase
function increase efficiency and literally
rewire the brains of children, seniors people
with neurological injuries and even
high-performance athletes
- These are able to identify injured or simply
inefficient networks in the brain then by
introducing specific sensory information
with repetitions and intensity over a five-day
program, these have been able to increase
function increase efficiency and literally
rewire the brains of children, seniors people
with neurological injuries and even
high-performance athletes
- example:
- NEURO = Nervous System
- Neuroplasticity and SLA
- SLA
- Second-language acquisition (SLA), is the
process by which people learn a second
language
- INPUT
- APPROPIATE STIMULI
- Learners are language producing machines
who look at correct models
- IMITATE, PRACTICE, PRODUCE (behaviorism theory) INPUT + REINFORCEMENT= LEARNING
- IMITATE, PRACTICE, PRODUCE (behaviorism theory) INPUT + REINFORCEMENT= LEARNING
- Learners are language producing machines
who look at correct models
- A TRIGGER
- Sets off the internal earning processing
- INPUT+INTERNAL PROCESSING =LEARNING (mentalist
theory)
- INPUT+INTERNAL PROCESSING =LEARNING (mentalist
theory)
- Sets off the internal earning processing
- SOCIAL INTERACTION
- Input is provided by social interaction
- INTERACTIVE INPUT+INTERNAL PROCESSING= LEARNING (interactionism theories)
- INTERACTIVE INPUT+INTERNAL PROCESSING= LEARNING (interactionism theories)
- Input is provided by social interaction
- APPROPIATE STIMULI
- OUTPUT
- Output serves as a mean to try out
one’s language to test various
hypothesis that are forming on the
process.
- Output serves as a mean to try out
one’s language to test various
hypothesis that are forming on the
process.
- Second-language acquisition (SLA), is the
process by which people learn a second
language
- Neuroplasticity
- The brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new
neural connections throughout life. Neuroplasticity
allows the neurons (nerve cells) in the brain to
compensate for injury and disease and to adjust their
activities in response to new situations or to changes in
their environment.
- The brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new
neural connections throughout life. Neuroplasticity
allows the neurons (nerve cells) in the brain to
compensate for injury and disease and to adjust their
activities in response to new situations or to changes in
their environment.
- SLA
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