Five Universal Questions We Require For Success?

Published June 30, 2010

analyze and seek complex answers to tough problems.

Google: Dr. Wendy Suzuki at NYU, Neuron: 2009 – page 920-30.

Secret: Use Trial-And-Error to discover complex Learning solutions.

For Inquiring Minds: trial-outcomes influence new learning by changing our

neurons sensitivity to the Stimuli being learned. The brain remembers your Correct

and Incorrect answers (trial-and-error) and keeps them in Long-Term Memory for

future experience. It is how we “learn-from-experience” – right?

It occurs in our Hippocampus, located in our Medial-Temporal Lobe. Scientists’ call

it Associative Learning (linking new facts & events with old Declarative Memory).

Homo sapiens learn from Listening (lectures and other hot air), Observation (we learn by Imitation as we watch others. Last and best of all for improving our brain

is Trial-And-Error because it creates permanent new neural networks through

active, working experience.

V-A-K = Vision-Auditory-Kinesthetic (touch and feelings).

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