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Brain Rules:
…reading is a relatively slow way to put information into the brain.
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Brain Rules:
…two people can see the same input and come away with vastly different perceptions. It is a sobering thought. There is no one accurate way to perceive the world.
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Our senses evolved to work together… which means that we learn best if we stimulate several senses at once.
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Brain Rules:
…gender biases hurt real people in real-world situations.
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Brain Rules:
Regional background, individual personality, profession, social class, age, ethnicity, and birth order all affect how we use language to negotiate our social ecologies.
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Brain Rules:
We can remain lifelong learners. No question.
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…our learning abilities don’t have to change as we age.
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Research shows that the brain is wired to keep learning as we age.
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…one of our best attributes is the ability to learn through a series of increasingly self-corrected ideas.
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Like an addictive drug, exploration creates the need for more discovery so that more joy can be experienced.
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