🚀 How Memory is Shaped?
Channel: @TeacherToolkit 
Date: 03/05/2023

🚀 A short summary of my research from #GuideToMemory ...

👥 Learning can happen through various methods, such as reading, listening, watching, or experiencing something firsthand. When a person is exposed to new information or experiences, their brains process it and store it as 'developing' knowledge. This knowledge can then be used to solve problems and make decisions in the future.

At an anatomical level, neurons send electrical signals to one another, forming a synaptic cleft. When a signal is sent to a neuron, it is strengthened through repetition and reinforcement, allowing the neuron to form a stronger connection with other neurons.

🏆 This is known as synaptic plasticity, and it is the basis for how learning takes place. Learning new explicit information depends critically on the hippocampus. This is a part of the brain responsible for memory formation and recall.

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