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 For the decades the Researchers making the debate around the Communication between Brain and non Brain cells. , we have searched so many methods that the cells are interacting With the Body or organs nom Brain cells. this cells are sending signals to organ Cells about the feel, pain, heat and cold. But in this Communication, whether the non Brain cells acts as a memory storage about the facts or how to heal any disease as per the timing frame given so on. Nerve cells (also known as neurons) utilize a combination of electrical and chemical signals for communication. While electrical signals induced by charged particles are confined to the neuron, the neuron can quickly conduct that signal from one end of the neuron to the other. When nerves communicate with one another, they communicate across tiny gaps called synapses, in which the specialized parts of the two neurons (the presynaptic neuron and the postsynaptic neuron) get within nanometers of one another in order to communicate ...

  Multisensory learning is quite different from the idea of learning styles, which suggests that people can be grouped based on their preferred way of learning—whether that's through hearing, seeing, or doing. However, many experts point out that there's little solid evidence to back up the notion that identifying a student's learning style and adjusting teaching methods accordingly actually leads to better outcomes. Because of this, the theory of learning styles hasn't really caught on with scientists, nor has it proven to be particularly effective in classrooms. When we look at mind maps, a study by Cunningham (2005) found that 80% of students believed that mind mapping helped them understand scientific concepts and ideas more effectively. Other studies have also highlighted some positive personal experiences with mind maps. Interestingly, students studying art and design were much more likely to see the benefits—62.5% of them felt they grasped concepts better when ...