Como o cérebro da criança aprende a ler na alfabetização? | Neurociência com Stanislas Dehaene

Why is it important for pedagogy to understand how a child's brain learns to read and write? French neuroscientist Stanislas Dehaene answers this and other questions about development and learning in early childhood education and the early years. Author of renowned works such as The Neurons of Reading, the researcher explains the stages of learning to read, from visual stimuli; understanding phonemes, letters, and syllables; to the area of ​​the brain responsible for speech and word pronunciation. Another relevant point is children's brain plasticity—the brain's ability to learn from experiences, reorganize itself, and develop. Therefore, to answer the question "how to teach a child to read?", it is necessary to study cognitive neuroscience in literacy. For Dehaene, neuroscience and education go hand in hand through active methodologies. Happy studying! Credit: WISE - World Innovation Summit for Education ▶️ Original video in English:    • How the Brain Learns to Read - Prof. Stani...   ⤴️ Follow Escribo on social media: @escriboplay Directed by: Dr. Américo Amorim