Embodied cognition: why thinking is not only in the head
A girl’s fingers gather two numbers before she can say the answer, and her teacher tells her to keep her hands on the desk. Embodied cognition asks what we stop when we stop the body.
A girl’s fingers gather two numbers before she can say the answer, and her teacher tells her to keep her hands on the desk. Embodied cognition asks what we stop when we stop the body.
A three-hour, hands-on online workshop for researchers in the humanities and social sciences, with AIRnD Lab. Sunday 1 November 2026, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM IST.
Invited panellist alongside Kath Murdoch and Sandra Milligan, hosted by Learning Pioneers. On what an embodied education looks like when it starts from Indian rather than Anglo-American sources.