How We Learn by Stanislas Dehaene

How We Learn by Stanislas Dehaene

Cognitive neuroscientist Dehaene surveys what brain science actually knows about learning, arguing that the human brain remains, for now, a far more efficient learner than any artificial intelligence system, and identifies the specific mechanisms — attention, active engagement, error feedback, sleep consolidation — that make it so.

He translates laboratory findings into practical implications for education, showing why passive listening teaches poorly, why testing yourself beats rereading, and why sleep is not downtime but an active part of memory formation, while also drawing sharp comparisons to how machine learning systems fail to replicate these advantages.

A rigorous, research-based account of learning from one of the field's leading neuroscientists.

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