Now that I have gotten you down for the delicious Cinco Cosas Idiomas, I have a surprise for you! With every order of Cinco Cosas Idiomas, you receive a complimentary information packet on Helmut Schnelle's Language in the Brain! Let's take a look at it...
Traditional predetermined beliefs hold that the organized clustering of neurons retains pieces of knowledge, which in turn allow one to learn a language. That is the functional role of the brain, but how exactly does this tie into one’s experiences, and how can one learn a language with more ease and efficiency? The learning of a language is a complex process that involves intense studies in fields of neuroscience. Helmut Schnelle, after assuming a few traditional thoughts and ideas, takes the learning process a step farther to include the meaning-organizing function of the brain, which encompasses five essential core elements: perceptions, actions, emotions, feelings, and attention. When all these elements are properly incorporated into one’s brain, the individual will be able to learn a language without any significant hassles. My sense of the book matches Schnelle’s summary of the book, as she places great emphasis on the five core elements throughout the book. She does, however, go on to explain a lot of the actual neuroscience behind perceptions and thoughts, which I did not focus on.
Well that certainly sounds interesting! I don't know about you, but I want to know a bit more about this. I forgot to mention this, but CosaCosa tastes great with this appetizer! Let's check it out!
Heading back home? See you soon!
Traditional predetermined beliefs hold that the organized clustering of neurons retains pieces of knowledge, which in turn allow one to learn a language. That is the functional role of the brain, but how exactly does this tie into one’s experiences, and how can one learn a language with more ease and efficiency? The learning of a language is a complex process that involves intense studies in fields of neuroscience. Helmut Schnelle, after assuming a few traditional thoughts and ideas, takes the learning process a step farther to include the meaning-organizing function of the brain, which encompasses five essential core elements: perceptions, actions, emotions, feelings, and attention. When all these elements are properly incorporated into one’s brain, the individual will be able to learn a language without any significant hassles. My sense of the book matches Schnelle’s summary of the book, as she places great emphasis on the five core elements throughout the book. She does, however, go on to explain a lot of the actual neuroscience behind perceptions and thoughts, which I did not focus on.
Well that certainly sounds interesting! I don't know about you, but I want to know a bit more about this. I forgot to mention this, but CosaCosa tastes great with this appetizer! Let's check it out!
Heading back home? See you soon!