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Personal and Professional Development: Neuroscience for Personal Development

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Course Overview

Format

  • Intermediate
  • 20 Study Minutes
  • Complete at Your Own Pace; Online Study
  • Self-Printed Certificate

Accreditation

  • Virtual College Endorsed

Course description

Our online course explores the links between neuroscience and learning, and how they can benefit our personal development.

There is currently a big focus on personal professional development, and a drive to get our employees learning, whether that is talk of growth mindset, or how to maximise learning opportunities. But one topic that is equally important is that of neuroscience: how does our brain affect how we learn?

Our bite-sized online course explores this very topic and looks at neuroscience of learning. Suitable for anyone who is curious to discover the link between neuroscience and learning, our course provides fascinating insights into how the brain functions and the impact that has on how we learn, as well as techniques and resources to help plan your learning using your newfound neuroscience knowledge.

This course covers the following topics:

  • Neural networks and neuroplasticity
  • Attention, memory and neurogenesis
  • Holistic learning and how it impacts personal development
  • Limitations to learning and the implications for learning

This course is also included in our 15-course Personal and Professional Development Training Package.

You will learn

  • Understand how the brain works
  • Understand how this can limit our ability to learn
  • Understand what the key criteria for effective learning are
  • To be able to create a personal learning plan based on neuroscience

Who is it for?

Roles including:

  • This course is suitable for anyone who wishes to learn more about the links between neuroscience and learning

How the online courses work