Online Courses
Live video conferences, lasting two hours and with limited classes.
All meetings are recorded and made available to participants,
along with presentation slides and explanatory texts.ā
The Evolution of Consciousness and Human Culture. - 12 Meetings
This course presents the evolution of life on Earth and the motivated and conscious social behavior of Human Beings, as well as their cultural heritage created and reproduced through communication and verbal language as a result of a nervous system, a brain and a mind with free will in search of their satisfaction and well-being, through their emotions, feelings, reason and thought.
The Psychobiology of Humans in Search of Well-Being.-5 Meetings
Immerse yourself in the study of Neuroscience to understand the origin of our biology, psychology and social behavior. Discover the neural and mental mechanisms of phenomena such as emotion, reason, consciousness and free will. A journey through the world of science for self-knowledge and well-being, through our own decisions.
Neuroeconomics, Decision Making and Well-Being. - 8 Meetings
This course presents the evolution of neurophysiology and how our brain and mind make decisions by evaluating costs, risks and benefits motivated by satisfying our personal and social desires, seeking to achieve and maintain a state of well-being. Economic behavior is discussed as a phenomenon of life responsible for the management of the resources necessary for our well-being that are produced, exchanged and consumed within a society where each individual seeks to satisfy the needs of others by sharing a moral environment of legal and political decisions.
Teaching and Learning from 1st to 5th Grade. - 8 Meetings
Behavior, Language, Literacy and Mathematicsā
Immerse yourself in the study of Neuroscience to understand the origin of our motivated personal and social behavior. Discover the neural and mental mechanisms of phenomena such as our verbal language, our ability to read and write and our mathematical skills. Learn about and apply practical educational methods and activities to promote your students' learning.
The Psychobiology of Verbal Language, Dyslexia and Teaching Proposals.
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This course presents the neurophysiology of verbal language as well as its semantic and grammatical structure and how this human capacity for communication generates a social environment of imaginations and ideas shared in time and space. It addresses the phenomenon of writing and presents the neural mechanisms of reading, explaining the different difficulties presented by people with dyslexia. It proposes methodologies and educational activities to assist in the learning of literacy. These activities are discussed with participants in online workshops.
