Neuroscience | Play with Learning

The Benefits of Gaming

carlton / 11 February 2014

Games are everywhere aren’t they? Never before have games had such a high profile or generated so much debate. I […]

Guest Author / 14 November 2013

“Writers’ block” is a thing of terror. Yet the fear of being unable to write can reinforce the block itself.

carlton / 8 March 2012

There is ongoing debate about how our brains respond to gaming. I found this infographic from the Online Universities blog

carlton / 5 September 2011

Special needs students and their teachers are the victims of a “muddled” approach to schooling, says Leicester Uni http://j.mp/qB5qcd Socioeconomic

carlton / 31 August 2011

NCSU research: Study Shows Sports Can Help Communities Recover From Disaster http://j.mp/o0bzkz Distract Yourself or Think It Over? Two Ways

carlton / 5 July 2011

A selection of the articles thatI’ve seen about psychology and neuroscience recently: Morality Changes in brain circuitry play role in

carlton / 28 April 2011

There’s an interesting article in this week’s Journal of Neuroscience about the how we learn, specifically how our genes might

carlton / 1 March 2011

I struggled writing the title for this blog because it’s so obvious isn’t it? Of course education makes us cleverer,

carlton / 28 February 2011

This month, the Royal Society has published its latest report on neuroscience and education, Brainwaves 2. It is a gloriously

carlton / 28 January 2011

I have found my feet. Literally. The new flexibility I’m enjoying with my business has allowed me to rediscover the