The neuroeducation Mag

Cognitive Functions
The importance of play in the development of Cognitive Functions

Cognitive Functions are the mental abilities that enable an individual to think, perceive, remember and learn. They encompass a variety of complex mental processes, playing a crucial role in our ability to interact with the world, solve problems and make decisions. They include Memory, Perception, Executive Functions, Problem Solving and Information Processing, and Language.

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  • Learn how to to something in 4 steps
    Learning to do something new in 4 steps

    We learn throughout our lives, but childhood is a crucial time when our little ones learn a huge amount, day after day, often without even realising it. But really... How do you learn to do something new? Here's how, in 4 easy steps. 😉

  • the power of no yet carol dweck
    Carole Dweck: The power of Yet

    In a society where children's success is often measured by the numbers on a report card, Carole Dweck invites us to rethink our approach to learning and development. "The Power of Yet" opens the door to a refreshing perspective on caring, resilient and forward-looking education. 🌺

  • brain week 2024
    Brain Week 2024: embark on an educational adventure with Babaoo

    Every year, an event captures the attention of the curious, science enthusiasts, and all those who are interested from near or far in the workings of our brains: Brain Week. For its 26th edition, taking place from March 11 to 17, 2024, events will be held in every corner of the globe. Babaoo will be taking part in this exceptional event: we can't wait to share with you, in this article, a glimpse of what's in store! ⬇️

  • Picture: What is inhibitory control ?
    Executive functions: what is Inhibitory Control?

    Our children have super powers! Whatever their age, they learn again and again, even without realizing it. At the heart of this learning are the executive functions, the brain's true pilots, which orchestrate our thoughts, actions and emotions with remarkable precision. Among them, inhibitory control stands out as the champion of self-control and perseverance. But what is inhibitory control? Babaoo Mag explains! ⬇️

  • Brainfood: how to feed children's brains?
    Brainfood: how to feed children’s brains?

    In our never-ending quest to offer our children the very best, today we turn our attention to the notion of "brainfood". This concept underlines the importance of food in a child's cognitive and physical development. But what are brainfoods? How can we incorporate them into our children's daily diet? Babaoo explains. ⬇️

  • Stanislas Dehaene's Four Pillars Of Learning
    Stanislas Dehaene’s four pillars of learning

    Ah, learning for our children! As the saying goes, "good things come to those who wait". Learning is an adventure, and to best accompany our children on this quest, it's essential to understand its basics. 🧠

  • les bienfaits de l'apprentissage par les jeux vidéo
    The benefits of learning through video games

    Learning, the quest for knowledge and skills, accompanies us throughout our lives. From early childhood to adulthood, we continue to learn, even outside the classroom! And among the most effective ways of learning, games - and video games in particular - occupy a special place! As we grow up, we equate games with entertainment, yet they have unsuspected educational potential. Babaoo Mag takes a closer look! ⬇️

  • Learning and video games
    Learning and video games: make or break?

    Video games? They make you dumb! 😈 It's a refrain some people like to proclaim loud and clear. And yet, for several years now, the video game industry has been changing. More than just entertainment, they now play a part in our children's education. Whether they are interactive games, specialized in certain disciplines or develop "learning to learn", video games continue to be the subject of debate. But Is it really possible to learn while having fun behind a screen? Babaoo Mag takes stock for you! 💡

  • speech therapists
    Speech therapists: what is their role with children?

    The speech therapist is a superhero of speech, language, communication, swallowing and learning. Their areas of expertise include helping a wide range of patients: children, teenagers, adults, seniors... Speech therapy sessions can be necessary at any age: whatever the problem, they're there, ready to help.

  • flipped classroom
    Flipped classroom: why and how does it work?

    Putting students at the heart of learning, equipping them with tools before they even enter the classroom, and transforming them into players once they're in the classroom: that's the promise of the flipped classroom. Babaoo Mag takes a look! ⬇️

  • pisa survey
    PISA survey: we tell you everything!

    Today, we're taking a look at the PISA survey, the mirror of the world's education systems. So, are you ready to decipher the secrets of education across the globe? 🌐📚

  • the different types of mistakes
    The different types of mistakes

    Jean-Pierre Astolfi, a name that resonates in the world of education! In his book "L'Erreur, un outil pour enseigner", he describes 8 types of error that are recognized in the world of teaching and pedagogy. Errors, often perceived negatively, are in fact a crucial stage in the child's learning process. But why? How can we help our little ones? 🤓 Babaoo takes stock for you! ⬇️

  • occupational therapist
    The occupational therapist’s role with children

    Pediatric occupational therapy is an essential pillar in supporting the development and autonomy of children with special needs, disabilities or frailties. This article describes the role and missions of occupational therapists with children. Find out how and when to enlist the valuable help of this expert to support your loulou in his development. 🌱

  • dyslexia
    Dyslexia in children: understanding for better support

    Ah, dyslexia! Often mentioned, sometimes misunderstood, but above all: it's a reality for many little ones. In France, it's estimated that 4 to 5% of pupils in a given age group are dyslexic (according to the Fédération Française des Dys), while across the Atlantic, the Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity estimates that 20% of the population suffers from dyslexia. Looking for answers to this learning disability? Babaoo is here to enlighten you. 💡

  • dysgraphia
    When words dance on paper: dysgraphia explained

    Dysgraphia. A term which may seem technical at first glance, but which refers to a very concrete reality for many children who experience difficulties in acquiring and mastering handwriting, and for their parents. Let's delve into this world together to understand it better and find out how to tackle it.

  • dysorthographia
    Understanding dysorthographia in children

    Spelling... what a pain! If dictations are a bad memory for you, imagine being in the shoes of a dysorthographic child. Dysorthographia is a neurodevelopmental disorder that makes learning and memorizing spelling rules particularly difficult.

  • Learning how to learn with neuroeducation
    Learning how to learn: the contribution of neuroeducation

    Discover the mysteries of children's brains. Dive into neuroeducation, the fascinating encounter between neuroscience and educational science. Ready to discover how to help your child "learn to learn" thanks to the enlightening perspectives of neuroscience? Babaoo Mag has the answers! ⬇️

  • Dyscalculia in children
    Dyscalculia in children

    Imagine you're immersed in a new language, with no dictionary to help you. You hear the words, but can't make sense of them. In simple terms, this is how a child with dyscalculia feels when faced with mathematics. It's a neurodevelopmental disorder that makes it difficult to understand numbers, calculations and related concepts.

  • What is active learning and why use it
    The secrets of active learning

    Who said learning had to be a one-way street, from teacher to student? Active learning breaks this mold by encouraging active student participation, transforming the classroom into a playground for the inquisitive mind.

  • 4 phases of learning
    Understanding the 4 phases of learning for children

    Modelling, Training, Appropriation and Transfer. Understanding the 4 phases of children's learning is crucial to guiding and supporting their development. Curious to find out more? Babaoo Mag has the facts for you!

  • Métacognition definition
    What is metacognition exactly?

    Metacognition is a superpower that enables us (adults and children alike) to learn how to learn. It's our ability to step back and analyse a situation and pay attention to what's going on in our heads. Want to find out more about this superpower? Babaoo Mag has the facts for you!