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Contemplative Neuroscience and the Teaching of Writing: Mindfulness as Mental Training

Kate Chaterdon

Journal for Expanded Perspectives on Learning 2017 DOI: 10.7290/jaepl226yzz (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Review Peer reviewed
Interventions Mindfulness meditation tai chi
Topics Meditation
Keywords Education
Key findings Contemplative science seeks to understand the effects of mental and physical training on human plasticity and to generate new forms of services that optimize development.

Abstract

Contemplative science is a transdisciplinary project aimed at understanding the effects of various kinds of mental and physical training (such as mindfulness meditation and tai chi) on the body, brain, and mind at different stages of the lifespan. As such, the goals of contemplative science are to create new knowledge regarding human plasticity and to generate new forms of human services that optimize development.1

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