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Separating neuromyths from science in education

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Separating neuromyths from science in education

Are you a creative, right-brain type? Do you learn best visually? Sorry, says Tom Bennett, these are all neuromyths that badly need debunking

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Why your brain may work like a dictionary

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Why your brain may work like a dictionary

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Mind-altering drug could offer life free of heroin

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Mind-altering drug could offer life free of heroin

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Can it be ethical to implant false memories?

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Health myths: Sugar makes children hyperactive

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Health myths: Sugar makes children hyperactive

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I could have sworn… Why you can't trust your memory

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I could have sworn… Why you can't trust your memory

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Brain scans could lead to consciousness 'gold standard'

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Brain scans could lead to consciousness 'gold standard'

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Head hurts? Zap the wonder nerve in your neck

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Head hurts? Zap the wonder nerve in your neck

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Autism may make brains of women but not men more male

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Words prompt us to notice what our subconscious sees

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Words prompt us to notice what our subconscious sees

An optical illusion can hide an object from our consciousness, but hearing its name helps us see it, revealing deep links between vision and language

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Not like us: Artificial minds we can't understand

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Ability to perceive minds of others emerges in robot

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Poor sleep makes food more appealing

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Cells that help you find your way identified in humans

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