PARADIGMATIC DEVELOPMENT OF NEURODIDACTICS: FROM THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS TO TECHNOLOGICAL CONVERGENCE

Authors

  • Gulnora Mo'minova Senior Lecturer of Department of Applied English of Fergana State University, PhD gulnora.muminova16@gmail.com Author

Keywords:

neurodidactics, cognitive neuroscience, educational neuroscience, brain-based learning, systematic review, learning technologies, neuropedagogy.

Abstract

This systematic review examines the formation, developmental stages, and contemporary trends of neurodidactics as an independent scientific discipline. Based on analysis of 85 scholarly sources published between 2000 and 2024, the study traces neurodidactics through four paradigmatic phases: theoretical foundation, institutionalization, technological convergence, and digital transformation. Key findings indicate that neuroimaging technologies, artificial intelligence, and individualized learning systems represent the most promising future directions for the field. The study also argues for the relevance of neurodidactic approaches to educational reform in Uzbekistan, emphasizing alignment of pedagogical strategies with neuroscientific evidence on learning, memory, and cognition.

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Published

08-06-2026

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PARADIGMATIC DEVELOPMENT OF NEURODIDACTICS: FROM THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS TO TECHNOLOGICAL CONVERGENCE. (2026). INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES AND EDUCATION, 3(6), 115-117. https://eoconf.com/index.php/icmse/article/view/1451