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Neuroeducation for Teachers-Cognition, Behaviour and Neuropsychology

Programme aimed at developing competences in the understanding of learning from neuropsychology, enabling teachers to analyse cognitive, emotional and behavioural processes of students and to apply inclusive educational strategies.

Start May
Length Credits Annual / 1 ECTS
Modality Online
Faculty Education Sciences
Price: 300€

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What will you learn?

The micro-credential Neuroeducation for Teachers: Differential Diagnosis in Education is aimed at developing key skills to analyse learning from a neuropsychological perspective and apply this analysis rigorously in real educational contexts.

Through solid and applied training, teachers will acquire a deep understanding of the cognitive, emotional and behavioural processes involved in learning, as well as their impact on academic performance and the overall development of students.

At the end of this micro-credential, the student will be able to:

  • Understand the fundamentals of educational neuropsychology and its application in the classroom.
  • Analyse key cognitive functions, such as attention, memory, language or executive functions, in the context of learning.
  • Early detection of warning signs related to learning difficulties or possible neurodevelopmental disorders.
  • Interpret psycho-pedagogical reports and actively participate in educational assessment processes.
  • Design and apply educational intervention strategies adapted to the diversity of pupils.
  • Participate in coordination and collaborative work processes with teaching teams, counsellors and families.

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