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Neuroplasticity

Neuroplasticity is the ability of the nervous system to change connections, functions and organization due to experience, learning or injury.

Definition

Enables learning, adaptation and partial reorganization of functions after environmental changes or damage. It does not mean that the brain can be arbitrarily reprogrammed in a few days. Change takes practice, feedback, sleep, time and the right amount of workload.

Key ideas

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Practice and life

Practice one skill in short, regular blocks. Change the difficulty gradually and record feedback.

Common misunderstanding

It is a mistake to use neuroplasticity as a promise of arbitrary and rapid change. It is also a mistake to ignore rest and sleep.

Questions for self-reflection

No questions for self-reflection.

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