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Teaching Neuroscience: Practical Activities for an Engaged Classroom

  • Published21 Feb 2020
  • Reviewed21 Feb 2020
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  • Source Society for the Teaching of Psychology

These 15 instructor-vetted activities will help improve your students' learning through active engagement.

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