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Brain Based Learning in Social studies
Brain Based Learning or BBL is a process of learning management that focuses on students as important as the brain principles and learning. The teacher can knowledge to teaching and learning. To promote critical thinking skills problem solving skills and creative skills for learners which can be applied to social studies learning. There are 5 steps include Step 1 Presentation of problems. Step 2 Setting up issues in groups. Step 3 Information seeking. Step 4 Presentation. and Step 5 Concluding. Which social studies teachers need to use a variety of strategies and techniques. To stimulate the brain of the learner. which leads to more effective learning.
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