Titlebook: Mathematik verst?ndlich unterrichten; Perspektiven für Unt Henrike Allmendinger,Katja Lengnink,Gabriele Wicke Textbook 2013 Springer Fachme

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Henrike Allmendinger,Katja Lengnink,Andreas Vohns,Gabriele Wickelonment on both brain and behavior. This shift in beliefs concerns not only intact subjects in the course of development and adaptation but also, more recently, subjects having sustained brain or spinal cord injury. During the late seventies it became clear that the environment may play an important

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Wilfried Herget Prof. Dr. restitution may occur under certain circumstances. In some cases, there is a return to normal or near-normal levels of performance even after extensive loss of nervous tissue. However, there is considerable disagreement over the nature of, and reasons for, such recovery and consequently over its me

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Hans-Niels Jahnke Prof. Dr.,Ralf Wambach restitution may occur under certain circumstances. In some cases, there is a return to normal or near-normal levels of performance even after extensive loss of nervous tissue. However, there is considerable disagreement over the nature of, and reasons for, such recovery and consequently over its me

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Andreas Eichler Prof. Dr. of brain function and the possible localization of functions. In fact, molar studies of the effects of lesions on behavior may yield reductionistic formulations which cannot be achieved in any other way. Those who devise such formulations must be aware of their metaphorical foundations. (2) The pos

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Dankwart Vogel Dr. the Indian Ocean. For a rapid onset disaster (i.e. tsunami), a robust end to end early warning system is necessary to protect lives and livelihood. Early warning system (EWS) is an integral part of human to influence perceptions, decisions and behaviour in times of adverse conditions and crises. Th

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