Brain-Based Learning Theory
of brain-based learning. Brain-based learning accommodates the learning style of individual students. It is learning with the brain in mind (Jensen, 2005). In his text, Teaching with the Brain in Mind, Eric Jensen (2005) explains that “brain learning is a reality check” (p. 77). Thirty years ago, good teaching was defined as lecture,
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