Input vs Output in Learning

Does input really matter in education, or is it all about output? In this short, Dr. Jan Bedell, neurodevelopmentalist with over 30 years at BrainSprints, explains why focusing solely on output—like speed drills or rote memorization—doesn’t work if the information isn’t properly absorbed.

Using a neurodevelopmental approach, learning success comes from the three keys: frequency, intensity, and duration. We consider the whole child: tactile and auditory systems, visual and memory processing, manual dexterity, handedness, and mobility through developmental steps. Proper input ensures stronger understanding, better retention, and improved performance in school.

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