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The field of brain-based education looks at making connections between the latest research findings of neuroscientists and the most effective teaching practices for the enhancement of instruction and learning. Educators who are armed with knowledge of the working system of the brain, and who employ the latest brain-based learning strategies in their instruction, may find themselves to be one step closer in their search for the most effective teaching methods.  \nFor centuries, educators have been searching for information that would guide their practice and assist them in becoming effective teachers. Highly respected educators have developed theories, and scientists have studied the brain. For the past two decades, educators and scientists have worked together, in the field of brain-based education, to determine how the brain functions, in an attempt to enhance teacher instruction and student learning (Spaulding, Mostert, & Beam, 2010) . Research about the brain has provided sophisticated theories about how the brain learns. With information regarding brain-based education, educators have been able to guide and adjust their teaching practices to enhance instruction and learning.  \nThe Theory  \nMany educators have devoted their careers to following the philosophies of some of the top educational learning theorists throughout the years, as they strive to employ the most effective teaching practices. As far back as 400 BCE, Plato cautioned educators against providing students with information without first evaluating their readiness (Willis , 2010) . Vygotsky explained that students are able to learn best when they are guided by others, in social situations, to work in their zone of proximal development (Willis , 2010) . Learners will be most successful when they are working slightly beyond their current ability level, in low-anxiety situations, according to Krashen and his theory of comprehensible input (Willis, 2010) . Another widely accepted theory is Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, which challenges the idea that every learner is capable of learning the same material, in the same way (Willis, 2010) . From ancient philosophy to modern science, it remains evident that to teach effectively is to understand how people learn.  \nAs educators strive to improve learning for all students, it is important that they understand how the brain works. Scientists in the cognitive neuroscience field investigate how the brain works, as they study what happens in the brain as it learns, stores, and uses new information (Van Dam, 2013) . To understand how this information about the brain can affect education, experts turn to the field of educational neuroscience. Educational neuroscience is the partnership between the mind (psychology), the brain (neuroscience), and education (pedagogy) (Sousa, 2011) . Connecting these disciplines to guide educational practices and policies is the fundamental purpose of this emerging field (Worden, Hinton, & Fischer, 2011) . Thus, educational neuroscience is the synergy between what is known about how the brain works and how educators can use that knowledge to improve learning for all students.  \nBrain-based education has become an exciting topic for educators, as it has the potential to influence their teaching practices. It refers to a specific set of strategies that are used to engage learners and are based on the principles of what experts know about how the brain works  \n(Jensen, n.d. ) . Many of the brain-based programs and methods used by educators are based on the latest research findings of neuroscientists (Great Schools Partnership, 2013) . Translating these findings into educational practice is the heart of what brain-based education is all about, and it enables educators to employ more effective tea","cbCainFyp8QJS1Zn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainFyp8QJS1Zn","pdf",223357,"English","# Abstract\n## The Theory\n## Practical Applications","[{\"question\":\"What is brain-based education, and what does it aim to change in teaching?\",\"answer\":\"Brain-based education is a set of strategies grounded in what experts know about how the brain works. It aims to connect neuroscience research to instructional methods so educators can improve learning for students.\"},{\"question\":\"How do educational neuroscience and related disciplines support learning in this paper?\",\"answer\":\"Educational neuroscience is described as the partnership between mind (psychology), brain (neuroscience), and education (pedagogy). 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