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Willingham Daniel T. (2009). « Three problems in the marriage of neuroscience and education ». Cortex, vol. 45, n° 4, p. 544–545. En ligne : <http://www.sciencedirec ... /pii/S0010945208001573#>.
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| Resource type: Journal Article BibTeX citation key: Willingham2009  |
Categories: Apprentissages et psychologie, General Subcategories: Neurosciences et Ă©ducation Keywords: neurosciences Creators: Willingham Collection: Cortex |
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Whether neuroscience can be informative to educational theory and practice is not debatabledit has been. For example, behavioral data were not decisive in determining whether dyslexia was primarily a visual perceptual disorder, or whether phonology was the more fundamental problem (for a review, see McCardle et al., 2001). Brain imaging data (e.g., Rumsey et al., 1992) showed reduced activation in left tempor- oparietal cortex, a region known from other studies to support phonology, thus strongly supporting the phonological theory.
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