One of the most important goals of educational institutions is to raise students as good and responsible citizens who are beneficial to the society in which they live. Primary schools play an important role in helping students achieve this goal. In parallel with the rapid developments in science and technology, the skills that individuals are expected to acquire at the end of the education process are also changing. Today, there is a need for individuals who not only try to memorise the
information presented to them, but also know how they learn, make sense of what they learn, think critically and creatively, and put their knowledge into practice. Brain-based learning has an important place in raising individuals with these skills.
Our main motivation with this project is to develop more inclusive and effective learning methods for students with learning difficulties and low academic success rates. Based on the fact that traditional educational approaches do not address every student equally, we believe that individualised learning paths should be created. Brain exercises and innovative teaching methods make students’ learning processes more effective and maximise their potential.