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Curricular Resources > 2001 Volume VI > Unit 7 (01.06.07) > Section 1

Human Intelligence: Theories and Developmental Origins

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CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 01.06.07

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  1. Narrative
  2. Introduction to the Mozart Effect
  3. Studies Regarding The Mozart Effect
  4. Changing Auditory Sounds into Neural Messages
  5. Neural Communications
  6. How Neural Transmitters Effect Learning
  7. Approaches to Promote the Brain's Arousal Systems
  8. Enriching the learning Environment
  9. Effects of Musical Scores on Emotions and Moods that Stimulate the learning Environment
  10. Educational Relevance
  11. Lesson Plan 1 "Neural Connections"
  12. Lesson Plan 2 "Synaptic Tag"
  13. Lesson Plan 3 "Saltatory Conduction"
  14. Appendix A
  15. Teacher Resources
  16. Parent Resources
  17. Student Resources
  18. Electronic Resources
  19. Music Resources

Nurturing the Body and Mind in Physical Education with Mozart

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