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This Is Your Brain on Learning

CLO Magazine

It’s no secret that there’s an ongoing change in how learning happens — and it’s in part due to leaps in our understanding of how the brain works. “We It’s not understanding the brain for the sake of understanding the brain, it’s understanding it as a fundamental mechanism to learning to make learning happen in a much more effective way.”.

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Your Brain on Learning

CLO Magazine

When the brain learns, it acquires information through a person’s various senses, and this information travels along the synapses to the short-term memory. But only in roughly the past decade have conversations on how the brain learns appeared in talent management circles. This process is certain. “The

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3 Ways Learning Can Affect Behavioral Change

CLO Magazine

Effective learning changes our brains, and it transforms who we are as people. As workplaces rapidly change, it’s up to learning leaders to teach employees the new habits, skills and behaviors they need to thrive personally and professionally. Today’s brains have changed. Not only how people think, but also what people do.

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Building Measurement into Our Training-Development Process

Learning Visions

Guest speaker today is Roy Pollock, CLO of Fort Hill Company. Besides training, what else is required to produce the desired behavior? Get sign-off from all stakeholders on behavior change goals, resourcing responsibilities, metrics. Will says the #1 tool we should be using is our brains. Is training the right solution?

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To Learn, Stop Believing Everything You Think

CLO Magazine

Delusion can lead to stubbornness, which can prevent change — especially behavioral change — that can subsequently lead to averageness or even extinction. Do you exemplify positive nonverbal behavior when you’re in meetings? Our brains are constantly processing and making sense of the world.

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The Neuroscience of Self-directed Learning

CLO Magazine

Firing together means a sufficient number and depth of meaningful experiences around a defined set of attitudes and behaviors cause the brain to rewire — or learn — the new patterns. The science shows that certain types of images and actions cause neural changes that drive our attitudes and behaviors.

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Changing How People Feel About Change

CLO Magazine

We can actually rewire their brains to accept and embrace change. Modern brain science helps explain why people naturally respond negatively to change. The human brain has both logical and emotional systems. People who show personal responsibility are likely to engage in proactive behaviors and persist in the face of adversity.

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