What's the right way for teachers and schools to think about #trauma? Our blogger -- informed by our conference in November -- tries to modulate pendulum swings: https://ow.ly/2G3G50VjSsA
Learning and the Brain
Education Administration Programs
New Canaan, Connecticut 1,547 followers
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Learning & the Brain® connects educators with the latest research on how students learn through its educational conferences, summer institutes and one-day professional development seminars. Teachers, school administrators, psychologists, and clinicians from throughout the United States, Canada and more than 60 countries around the world have been attending Learning & the Brain® Conferences for more than a decade to hear from leading researchers and universities about the latest discoveries in neuroscience, psychology and education.
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- Education, Neuroscience, Motivation, Professional Development, Continuing Education, and Psychology
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How do we reduce #MindWandering during class? Our blogger reports on a study that says: "pre-questions promote focus and learning!" Check it out here: https://ow.ly/mvSK50VcMcf
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A recent study claims to have DEBUNKED #ExecutiveFunctions. Our blogger has doubts... https://ow.ly/vZxk50V92zi
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Unsurprisingly, #GenerativeAI has generated LOTS of controversy in education. In this post, our blogger looks at research into AI math tutors. For now, the results were "meh." But, they hint at possibilities... https://ow.ly/YS4W50V4Jb3
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Should teachers work within tight pedagogical and curricular constraints? Our blogger argues -- respectfully -- that teachers are less like pilots and more like architects: https://ow.ly/Kn9Y50V1ErH
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If "memory is the residue of thought," can thinking hard be bad? Our blogger summarizes research into this problem: students believe that *thinking hard* means they *don't understand*. What to do? He's got thoughts: https://lnkd.in/gWkhdbKe
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Why do passionate -- even angry -- debates in education continue, even though we have SO MUCH RESEARCH that should be able to settle them? Our blogger has a theory: "we don't agree on goals." https://lnkd.in/gnbtJUDB
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The topic of #GrowthMindset generates A LOT of controversy. In this post, our blogger looks at a recent fMRI study and tries to make sense of the debate. (Preview: in this limited set of circumstances, tutoring promotes a GM.) https://lnkd.in/g7jDt-vm
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Our blogger continues his series on asking #questions in the classroom. In this post, he focuses on questions to ask LATE in the learning process: https://ow.ly/988I50UKf6h
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Research can both clarify and confuse teaching discussions. In this post, our blogger looks at HELPFUL research with UNHELPFUL terminology. https://ow.ly/8H8c50UwvMk
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