Ed-Talk: Learning with an Emotional Brain - Mary Helen Immordino-Yang

[@barbarabecker8300]

In this time of COVID 19, there are so many deeply felt griefs for us to process as we try to make sense of the world at all ages.

[@MrNoahTall]

I accept the value of emotion in learning. I wonder what Dr. Immordino-Yang thinks about the value of emotion in making decisions, or as a guide for policy. Our emotions, passions, and biases are authentic parts of our human intelligence. The celebration should be attenuated when we extend that learning to applied, social living.

[@degletnoor5749]

Listening to this video in 2019 and thinking about the war context where refugee children had been throught very traumatic situations my question is: How would this Emotional Brain Theory should be understood? Some how I have seen overcomers to emotions all over the world.

[@numbersletters2920]

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[@madduckks]

I have known this for years and now I am seeing this knowledge abused by SEL in many schools... It reminds me of when I had some training in NRLP....

[@upgradestore8785]

Why were the audience giggling?

[@jedadruled984]

Yo, but not all women are emotional wrecks.