Abstract
Abstract
Studies of the brain and mind, especially those conducted in the last decade,
have led to significant advances in our understanding of such critical concepts as
learning, memory, intellect, and emotion, all of which have far-reaching
consequences for the classroom. A new multidisciplinary subject termed cognitive
education has emerged due to these efforts. Still, its potential and limitations have
not yet been adequately addressed for it to be officially established as a field of
study. This research was conducted to improve current clarity and expand
comprehension of cognitive education by zeroing in on its foundational elements.