learning and talent development
Learning Through Play
This article explores why learning through play is a powerful and engaging strategy for skill development. It highlights the benefits of play for cognitive, emotional, and social growth in both children and adults. It also examines game-based learning and gamification, outlining their advantages, potential risks, and practical applications in modern workplace training and learning programmes.
"I dwell in Possibility –
A fairer House than Prose –
More numerous of Windows –
Superior – for Doors –"
Emily Dickinson, I dwell in Possibility – (466)
According to an EU survey jobs for highly skilled workers are estimated to increase by 7 % around 2035. The employment of engineers and researchers is anticipated to increase by 23%. Also, assemblers’ jobs are to increase by 17% along with the new skills needed for using digital tools for assembling.
Brain learning path connections
What happens in the brain when we learn new things
Neurosciences demonstrated that learning new things generates “neuroplasticity”. Learning something new creates different neuron connections and pathways in the brain. Also, in time it determines their physical structure and connections to change. Reading a new book, performing new tasks, or playing new music enhances brain connectivity between brain regions.
