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Neuroscience for Learning and Development: How to Apply Psychology Improved Training

Current price: $131.00
Neuroscience for Learning and Development: How to Apply Psychology Improved Training
Neuroscience for Learning and Development: How to Apply Psychology Improved Training

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Neuroscience for Learning and Development: How to Apply Psychology Improved Training

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Using the latest research and concepts, this book covers areas such as motivation, habits and the link between sleep and learning. It demonstrates how to create effective learning environments and make learning 'stickier' with advancements in AI and digital learning, and through the use of stories. The practical tools and guidance can be applied in different contexts, such as digital learning, in-person training sessions and presentations. The third edition contains a new chapter on creating an autonomous learning culture. It explains the strategies, tools and techniques L&D professionals can use to encourage and support employees to learn in the flow of work. With insights from L&D practitioners who have applied these approaches in organizations such as The Open University, this edition is an indispensable book for creating and maintaining workplace learning that benefits people and organizations.

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