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‎Educational ‎‎practice‎‎ has been searching for methods that make instruction more effective for many decades (Reynolds et al., 2014)....

A recent trend in schools has been to reduce or eliminate recess/break times with the assumption beings that that less recess time...

The policies outlined by educational institutions have a direct impact on the health and learning capabilities of all their students with...

It has been suggested by Schmeichel (2007); Anderson et al (2011) that an individual you cannot do the same cognitive task for a long...

According to Saxena et al (2020), the concept of a ‘‘complete education’’ is gaining popularity within education worldwide. The complete...

The educational system according to Epstein (2011) is continually seeking to enhance the learning experience of their students and the...

Neuro-occupation as proposed by Padilla & Peyton (1997) is a perspective that looks to explain the relationship between neural processes...

The effect of exercise on the brain should also be considered with researchers approaching this aspect of exercise from the fatigue...

Evidence suggests that many college and university students experience high levels of classroom and study-related fatigue (Fu and Cheng,...

The negative influence of sedentary behaviour referred to as an individual’s decreased energy expenditure throughout the day, like...

It has been suggested by Bakar (20014) that motivation is seen as a highly complex aspect of human behavior and that directly influences...

Attention has been defined by Gazzaniga, et al. (2002) as "a cognitive brain mechanism that enables one to process relevant input...

To improve student performance, according to Edelenbosch et al (2015) all teachers need to understand the brain evidence base that...

Cognitive function refers to a range of functions and processes that are controlled by the brain to enable the individuals s to...

A well-integrated brain responds to the world adaptively (Heifetz, Linsky & Grashow, 2009), using just the right strategy for each...

The Social Brain Hypothesis suggest that the different social pressures that arose from interactions and relationship among other...

Cognition arises from dynamic interactions of distributed brain regions operating as large-scale networks (Bressler & Menon, 2010). With...

Breaks within areas like education and work are seen as a necessity as humans are seen as being incapable of expending energy, be this...

According to Avci (2007), there have been different models of how our brain works throughout the years but one of the most popular in...

The evolution of education and the role of the teacher and student has changed much throughout the years, especially for those within the...