why is possible the escolarización of the neuron?

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The process of learning is a complex of activities that may get success or failures. The Focus of the study is on the impact of neurons on children and their behavior at school. The neural network especially the mirror neuron gets activated when a motor act has been done and also witnessed. The neuron make us understand the cause of action, to interpret it and imitate the reply action followed by prediction of its results. These neurons are also able to change our mental and physical condition depending on how we interpret the other people’s condition. The neurons are activated since birth of child and enable them to communicate with the surrounding based upon the actions they witnessed. The neuronal function is to imitate facial expressions, emotions, as well as postures consciously as well as subconsciously throughout the life allow us to maintain and expand the interpersonal relationships.

This is how it’s possible to escolarización of the neuron by the surrounding environment and social actions to get a better behavious of the child.

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