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M Nagel - Teacher: The National Education Magazine, 2004 - search.informit.org

'Snakes and snails and puppy dog tails': just what are boys' brains made of?.

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Neurology and education have, in the last decade, begun to overlap, and the overlap is providing important new insights into the workings of the human brain. Researchers can now actually watch the brain at work and map out how it develops. That, says Michael Nagel, is providing a better understanding of how students learn.

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