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Shape Your Habits, Sharpen Your Memory #381

Sun, Nov 22, 12:50-13:50 JST | Zoom 7
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The inconsistent nature of motivation and willpower are often unreliable sources for successfully attaining goals. Learning outcomes are influenced by significant factors relating to study skills, memory processes and biological aspects of learning. This workshop aims to highlight these factors alongside current habit theories and approaches applicable for making necessary behavioral changes. It is anticipated that creatures of habit change, the participants, successfully engage and apply this knowledge to their teaching contexts and specific needs.

Presentation Assets

Steve Jugovic

Steve Jugovic

Tenri University
Steve Jugovic has been teaching in Japan for over 20 years. His numerous research interests relate to Mind, Brain, and Education Science, which has enabled the practical integration of this content knowledge into the classroom. His main interests are lifestyle choices in terms of exercise, intermittent movement, sleep and nutrition, all of which have a significant bearing on learning. In order for students to take action, he has investigated and implemented practical habit-related content and activities for students to reflect upon and make important changes.
Masda Yuka

Masda Yuka