Brain based learning

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Curious about how evidence-based strategies align to brain-based learning research? This blog entry takes the mystery out of the equation.

Sylvia Duckworth's graphic illustrates questions students can use to guide inquiry-based learning ideas that act as a catalyst for curiosity.

Research on the brain helps us know what helps children remember, and what doesn't. Here are 10 successful strategies for the classroom.

A simple method used by educators, psychologists, and parents to help children understand their bodies’ stress response and learn to manage difficult emotions. Explain the stress response and the brain to kids.

Read further to know about the various parts of the brain, their function and a complete summary about how the brain functions.

Learning Objectives Identify sources of instructional barriers for students; Identify essential elements of UDL to lesson planning; Apply UDL guidelines and principles through technology; Access ...

Today I'm energized because I've been working on my keynote and breakout session for my trip to Indiana next week. I've been invited to work with and grow alongside their school counselors, who've chosen the Starfish Thrower as their conference theme; the amazing Julie Woodard created this Sketchnote from things that I learned from my Starfish through the years. What I find as I craft these growth sessions is that our work, and life really, is all about relationships. Truly. That's it. It's…

Your brain isn’t like your high school calculator: a stable processor with a few set functions. Instead, it’s a dynamic system that’s continually rewiring it...

Research on the brain helps us know what helps children remember, and what doesn't. Here are 10 successful strategies for the classroom.