Cortical Organization

Cortical organization refers to how the brain's outer layer, the cortex, is structured and divided to handle different functions. The cortex is like a complex map, with specific areas dedicated to tasks such as vision, hearing, movement, and reasoning. This organization allows our brain to process information efficiently. For example, when you see an object, one area of your cortex helps recognize it, while another may control your eye movements. Overall, the brain's organization ensures smooth communication among its parts, enabling us to perform various activities and respond to our environment effectively.