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Competitive Neurocognitive Functions Can Tell Us What to Learn and When: In Schools and Beyond
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2020
unpublished
There has been a growing interest in incorporating psychological and neuroscientific knowledge about the development of cognitive functions in educational policies and academic practices. In this paper, we argue that the current knowledge about the interactions between these functions and their neurodevelopmental characteristics should also be considered in order to develop practices that could be better suited to pupils depending on their age. To facilitate this, we review current
doi:10.20944/preprints202006.0050.v1
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