Mirror Neurons: The Power of Imitation in the Learning Process

As a parent or as a teacher, your actions must be carefully chosen. Why? Because kids imitate what they see from grown-ups. Imitation is very powerful in the learning process, and it's because of the so-called "mirror neurons", which are neurons that become active when doing an action and then observing others repeating it. Let's leave the explanations to teachers, and let's leave the design of the slideshow to us! Download this template and teach about imitation in the learning process! It contains gradients, some nice pictures and actual content by educators!