How Does the Brain Learn?
When we are learning something new, neurons from different brain regions communicate with each other. With more exposure and practice over time, your brain creates stronger, more efficient communication between neurons. This video is a 2023 Brain Awareness Video Contest submission. Created by Julia Josephine Thelena Weening and Heleen de Lange
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