Developmental Relations among Mind, Brain and Education

Preface. Introduction; L. Vuletic, M. Ferrari. Part I: Developing Brain and Mind. 1. A THREE-LEVEL MODEL OF THE DEVELOPING MIND: FUNCTIONAL AND NEURONAL SUBSTANTIATION AND EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS; A. Demetriou, G. Spanoudis et al. 2. MENTAL ATTENTION, MULTIPLICATIVE STRUCTURES, AND THE CAUSAL PROBLEM OF COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT; J. Pascual-Leone, J. Johnson et al. 3. HIGHER-ORDER NETWORK REWORKING: NEW FINDINGS; R. Thatcher. 4. TYPICAL AND ATYPICAL DEVELOPMENT OF BASIC NUMERICAL MAGNITUDE REPRESENTATIONS: A REVIEW OF BEHAVIORAL AND NEUROIMAGING STUDIES; D. Ansari, G. Price et al. 5. CHILDREN’S DEVELOPING UNDERSTANDING OF NUMBER: MIND, BRAIN AND CULTURE; Y. Okamoto. 6. INTERVIEWING: AN INSIDER’S INSIGHT INTO LEARNING; M. Schwartz, K. Fischer. Part II: Neural Bases of Learning and Social Success. 7. PHASES OF SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT FROM BIRTH TO SCHOOL AGE, M. Lewis, I. Granic. 8. ADOLESCENT NARRATIVE THOUGHT: DEVELOPMENTAL AND NEUROLOGICAL EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF A CENTRAL NARRATIVE STRUCTURE; A. McKeoch, S. Griffiths. 9. DISMANTLING THE COMPLEXITY OF SOCIAL GIFTEDNESS: MIND, BRAIN, DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION; M. Porath.10. MIND, BRAIN AND EDUCATION IN SOCIOECONOMIC CONTEXT; M.J. Farah, K. G. Noble et al.11. MULTIPLE PATHWAYS TO BULLYING: EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN TEMPERAMENT AND BRAIN FUNCTION; Z. Marini, S. Bosacki et al. 12. THE INTENTIONAL PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT OF MIND AND BRAIN THROUGH EDUCATION; M. Ferrari, L. Vuletic. Conclusion: 13. DEVELOPMENT AND ITS RELATIONS TO MIND, BRAIN, AND EDUCATION: CONTINUING THE WORK OF ROBBIE CASE; M.Ferrari, L. Vuletic. Bibliography. Index.