Dr Paul Howard-Jones
Dr Paul Howard-Jones
1.14,
35 Berkeley Square,
Clifton
BS8 1JA
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paul.howard-jones@bristol.ac.uk
Telephone Number (0117) 331 4496
NeuroEducational Network (NEnet)
Organisations
Biography
Paul's particular area of interest is applying our understanding of cognition and neuroscience to enhance child and adult learning. His research explores the benefits offered to education by emerging technologies, aided by a critical consideration of underlying cognitive processes. For information and resources from the Neuroeducational Network (NEnet), go to www.neuroeducational.net
Research overview
Neuroscience and education, game-based learning and creativity.
Key words
neuroscience and education, games (including computer games) and the brain, creativity and the brain, risk-based decision making and the brain, educational technology and the brain, neuromyths
Latest publications
- Howard-Jones, P, Washbrook, E & Meadows, S 2012, Neuroscience and the timing of educational investment. Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience, vol 2., pp. S18-S29
- Howard-Jones, P 2011, From brain scan to lesson plan. The Psychologist, vol 24 (2)., pp. 110 - 113
- Howard-Jones, P & Fenton, K 2011, The Need for Interdisciplinary Dialogue in Developing Ethical Approaches to Neuroeducational Research. Neuroethics.
- Howard-Jones, P 2011, The impact of digital technologies on human well-being. Nominet Trust
- Howard-Jones, P 2011, A Multiperspective Approach to Neuro-educational Research. Educational Philosophy and Theory, vol 43 (1)., pp. 24 - 30
- Howard-Jones, P, Demetriou, S, Bogacz, R, Yoo, J & Leonards, U 2011, Toward a Science of Learning Games. Mind, Brain, and Education, vol 5., pp. 33 - 41
- Howard-Jones, P 2010, Philosophical challenges for researchers at the interface between neuroscience and education. Philosophy of Education, vol 42., pp. 361 - 380
- Howard-Jones, P, Bogacz, R, H., YJ, Leonards, U & Demetriou, S 2010, The neural mechanisms of learning from competitors. Neuroimage, vol 53., pp. 790 - 799
- Howard-Jones, P 2010, Neuroscience, learning and technology (14-19). Becta
- Howard-Jones, P 2010, The Teacher's Handbook of Twig: Minds, Brains and Teaching With Immersive Gaming. Lulu
Full publications list in the University of Bristol publications system