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Can Motor Science of Knowledge Transfer Replace Traditional Teaching Methods?

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Teaching is everything in education system. The teaching landscape of education is undergoing a transformation in school system. While traditional instruction-based methods have served as the cornerstone for centuries , the question arises for inefficient learning system. Can the learnography of motor knowledge transfer entirely replace the pedagogical education of cognitive science? Taxshila Model: Personalized Learnography This motor science approach aims to equip pre-training students with the necessary critical cognitive thinking skills, motor learning abilities, and a desire for making brainpage modules to thrive in the ever-evolving world. Active learning strategies where students actively participate in the learning process. Strategic technology integration to provide opportunities for exploration and engagement beyond listening to the teaching activities. Personalized learning methods that cater to individual learning styles and needs - individualized learnography. Revoluti...

Active Learning: How Toddlers Shape Their Minds Through Motor Abilities

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Toddlers often use their motor skills to explore and learn about the world around them. Their physical actions help to develop cognitive connections in their brains. This hands-on learning motor approach is indeed a natural and important part of early childhood development. Toddler: Running, Jumping and Learning The early years of a child's life are a time of immense growth and development. From the moment they take their first steps, toddlers embark on a journey of exploration and discovery. What might seem like simple play is, in fact, a fundamental aspect of their cognitive development. The motor science of knowledge transfer explores the concept of active learning and how the motor abilities of toddlers play a pivotal role in shaping their young minds with cognitive development. Connection between Motor Skills and Cognitive Development Toddlers are constantly on the move, whether it's crawling, walking, jumping or even just waving their arms with excitement. These seemingly...

Enhancing Learning and Comprehension through Motor Knowledge Transfer

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When it comes to the transfer of knowledge, human brain is an incredible knowledge processing machine. However, harnessing its potential requires effective tools and techniques. In this regard, the humble pencil emerges as a powerful facilitator of motor knowledge transfer. Through its usage in writing, learning, and understanding, the pencil becomes a conduit that bridges the gap between the mind and the tangible world. In this article, we will explore how the act of writing with a pencil enhances motor knowledge transfer and promotes deeper comprehension and retention. Physical Engagement Writing with a pencil engages not only the mind but also the body, creating a physical connection between the learner and the subject matter. The motor movements involved in holding the pencil, forming letters, and creating words activate neural pathways that reinforce learning and understanding. This physical engagement is especially beneficial for kinesthetic learners who thrive in hands-on activi...

Role of Miniature Schools in Knowledge Transfer

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The process of knowledge transfer plays a vital role in shaping students' learning experiences and outcomes. Miniature schools serve as the fundamental building blocks of broader educational system. In the realm of school system, the miniature school is the teamwork of pre-trained students. It is instrumental in defining spaces and pathways through which knowledge is effectively transferred to student’s brain. Pre-trained Students: Problem Solving Skills These miniature schools are characterized by their structural, functional and teamwork-oriented classrooms. These classroom groups empower pre-training students to overcome challenges in the process of direct learning transfer from books to their brains. This article delves into the role of teachers as task moderators and highlights the teamwork and benefits of miniature schools in reducing hardships and enhancing problem-solving skills. Learnography explores the importance of miniature school system in facilitating knowledge trans...

Pencil is most powerful tool of motor knowledge transfer

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Despite the advancements in technology, the pencil continues to hold a prominent place as a powerful tool for knowledge transfer in content writing, research work and innovative learnography. The pencil power of knowledge transfer is provided in Learnography, while talking power develops from the period teaching of education system. Teaching theory is the backbone of education system to provide quality learning in the classroom. Students can’t do anything in learning process without teaching and instructions because they are dependent on the teachers for learning, writing and understanding. Most Powerful Tool Pencil is the most powerful tool of motor knowledge transfer for content writing, research work and innovative learnography. Pencil power is the motor finger mapping of brain learnography that writes the advancement of knowledge transfer in science, literature, mathematics and technology. World class schools and high class teachers are preferred in educational setting selection fo...

Role of Motor Science in Knowledge Transfer System

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Teacher to student verbal knowledge transfer is the traditional method of teaching. In this method, the teacher is the source of knowledge and the students are the recipients of transfer learning. The teacher lectures to the students, and the students listen and take notes. This method of teaching has been used for centuries, and it is still the most common method of teaching in many schools today. Teacher to students verbal knowledge transfer running in education system Schools are running on high motivation, hard instruction and massive workloads of the homework. Stop teaching in school system and homework will disappear from the classroom. Education is providing talking classrooms in the community, and period teaching system is the cause of bullying incidence in the schools. Home is not a formal school and parents are not professional teachers to guide their children in problem solving activities. They are working parents for earning and living. Knowledge not transferred to student’...