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Neurobiology and the Future of Education

The findings of research conducted in recent years tell us much about the structure, organization, and functions of the brain. We are beginning to understand some of the basic brain processes which underlie our behavior. In the next several decades we will certainly know much more than we do now about the neurobiological bases of attention, perception, motivation, memory, and thinking. As we increase our understanding of such processes we will also increase our ability to alter them.