Denken, Lernen, Vergessen

Author's Text
Frederic Vester, born in 1925, is a biochemist and expert in environmental issues. He is the founder and director of the Study Group for Biology and Environment GmbH in Munich. From 1982 to 1988, he held the chair for "Interdependence of Technical and Social Change" at the University of the Federal Armed Forces in Munich and was a permanent guest professor for business administration at the University of St. Gallen until 1992. Scientific television series have given the bestselling author a high level of recognition. Numerous awards.

Blurb
What is actually happening during the processes of thinking, learning, and forgetting? Some things are learned quickly, while others are never fully grasped. What one just knew often disappears within seconds. Frederic Vester takes us on a journey through the human brain, presenting a completely new direction in brain research: the biology of learning processes. In a very clear and illustrative manner, he demonstrates that all efforts are in vain if one violates the biological laws while teaching and learning. The significance of Vester's findings is greater today than ever before.