#Inquirybasedlearning

A new international brain imaging study has shed light on how sudden moments of insight—often called “aha! moments”—not only feel exhilarating, but also play a profound role in reshaping the brain and boosting memory. This research, led by neuroscientists from Duke University in the US and Humboldt and Hamburg Universities in Germany, provides compelling evidence that these flashes of creative discovery strengthen learning and may have important implications for educational practices, including those in Thailand (medicalxpress.com).

A new study published in Nature Communications has revealed what happens inside the human brain in the split second when a solution dawns like a burst of light—commonly called an “aha!” moment. Using advanced brain imaging, international researchers have traced how sudden flashes of insight not only spark satisfaction but physically change how the brain stores memories, potentially revolutionizing how we approach learning and creativity both in Thailand and abroad (MedicalXpress).