In the last 20 years there have been staggering advances in the field of neuroscience (the scientific study of the brain). The surge in knowledge has been enabled by technological developments such as functional magnetic resonance imagining (fMRI), which enables scientists to accurately measure brain activity.
Scientists have now started to explore how these findings, from cognitive and behavioural research, translate to individual behaviour and learning within the workplace.
What did they find? That our brains are adaptable like plastic! A phenomenon which neuroscientists describe as neuroplasticity.
Neuroplasticity ⚓︎
These studies have shown that every time we think, feel or do something, we strengthen the particular path our brain signals have taken to complete that action. This makes it
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