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Curiosity shapes information retention by activating memory systems, keeping learners engaged—and the benefits extend far beyond the classroom. What is the Science Behind Learning Through Curiosity? Curiosity is more than an emotion—it’s a neurological trigger. When you’re curious, dopamine floods the brain’s reward centers (including the nucleus accumbens and ventral tegmental area), which enhances attention and primes memory circuits in the hippocampus. This creates a
Curiosity shapes information retention by activating memory systems, keeping learners engaged—and the benefits extend far beyond the classroom. What is the Science Behind Learning Through Curiosity? Curiosity is more than an emotion—it’s a neurological trigger. When you’re curious, dopamine floods...
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