Brain-based

teaching/learning
 10 beneficial
5 principles
things

Brain-based
Teaching/Learning

Strategies
 What is Brain-based teaching/learning?
• Brain based learning is a new perspective in teaching and learning that is
based on using technology and knowledge of the brain and its functions in
order to get the most out of the education process. (Tabibian, 2018).
• Brain-based Teaching and Learning - refers to teaching strategies, methods,
and learning capability of the learners based on the latest research findings
on how the brain learns - specifically the cognitive development of the
learners.
 5 principles
Social
Learning
Emotional Cognitive
Learning Learning
5 principles

Physical Reflective
Learning Learning
 10 Beneficial Things
Healthy Brain Help
Psyches Help Each Other
Teaching
Healthy
Improves
Bodies Help Memory

Lots of Stress 10 Beneficial Practice

Improves
Harms Brains
Things Memory
Many
Lectures
Strategies
Work
Don’t Work
Speaking and Info should be
Writing Work Meaningful
 Brain-Based Learning Strategies
Talking Emotions Visuals Chunking Movement

The Brain Make

Shake it up Brain Breaks Feedback
needs Oxygen Connections

Time
Music Acronyms Hydration Energy Level
Reflection

Positive
Space Location Optimism Choice
Environment
 Pros and Cons
• Engages the whole • Lack of adequate
body and mind of the preparation
child • Cost
• Customizes Lesson • Lack of Support from
Plans Experts
• Teaches through
Practical Experiences
 Sources
• Ramakrishnan, J. (2013). Brain Based Learning Strategies. International Journal
of Innovative Research & Studies. Volume 2 Issue 5. ISSN: 2319-9725.
• Wasabi Learning (2019, February). 10 Beneficial Things to Know About Brain-
Based Learning Instruction. Retrieved from https://globaldigitalcitizen.org/10-
benefits-brain-based-learning-instruction.
• Sesmiarni, Z. (2015). Brain Based Teaching Model as Transformation of
Learning Paradigm in Higher Education. Al-Ta Lim,
22(3).doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.15548/jt.v22i3.141
• http://rowanclass09.blogspot.com/2011/12/brain-based-learning-pro-and-
con.html