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A World of Information, how the human brain handles all this. Research from psychology, medicine and education are coming together to give us a clear understanding of how information moves within the brain. This has enormous implications for teaching and learning where the central goal is to enable the learner to make sen

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Why Are Concepts Difficult?,in. This chapter seeks to summarise the story of the findings from some great researchers and the way what was found has now generated a clear picture of the key factors that influence understanding. The findings explain why understanding certain topics and themes is intrinsically difficult for lear

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School Subjects and the Curriculum,ls of releasing learner potential, preparing learners for life after school and equipping learners to make a contribution throughout life. This chapter summarises some of the key research that reveals the potential contribution that generic subject groups can make in achieving these goals.