Reframing Behavior is the first-of-its-kind, schoolwide training program from CPI that unpacks the latest neuroscience research to empower all K-12 educators to create supportive, positive classrooms. The training teaches educators how to regulate their own emotions while helping students exit fight, flight, or freeze mode and enter learning mode. Read more about why we created Reframing Behavior: https://bit.ly/3W7POYr #reframingbehavior #cpitraining #crisispreventioninstitute #education #educators #k12education #teachers #studentmentalhealth
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🚨 Alert! 🚨 Letter Sound Play-Based Activity 🔥🔥🔥 🧠 Teaching letter sounds through play-based activities is highly effective from a brain-based perspective: 1. Neural Pathway Development: Play activates multiple brain areas, creating strong neural connections. Engaging in sensory, motor, and cognitive skills during play enhances literacy development. 2. Memory Retention: Playful learning makes letter sounds memorable, linking them to positive emotions and better retention. 3. Active Engagement: Play keeps children focused, stimulating the brain’s reward system and boosting motivation. 4. Multisensory Learning: Combining sight, sound, touch, and movement strengthens information processing and retention. 5. Stress Reduction: Play reduces stress, fostering a relaxed, positive learning environment. Integrate play into teaching ABCs for a fun, brain-friendly experience! 🌟🧩🎶 #BrainBasedLearning #LetterSounds #PlayBasedLearning #EarlyChildhoodEducation #NeuroscienceInEducation #FunLearning
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Matthew Zakreski will outline the relevant neuropsychological differences between neurotypical and neurodivergent learners and how those differences manifest in and outside of the classroom. We will talk about ways to manage sensory needs in different environments, with an emphasis on doing so safely. RSVP: https://buff.ly/3T970N5 #reel2e #twiceexceptional #neurodiversity
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CEO/Founder of Sensational Inclusion I Culturally Sustaining Teacher Educator | Education Equity Researcher
🚨 Alert! 🚨 Letter Sound Play-Based Activity 🔥🔥🔥 🧠 Teaching letter sounds through play-based activities is highly effective from a brain-based perspective: 1. Neural Pathway Development: Play activates multiple brain areas, creating strong neural connections. Engaging in sensory, motor, and cognitive skills during play enhances literacy development. 2. Memory Retention: Playful learning makes letter sounds memorable, linking them to positive emotions and better retention. 3. Active Engagement: Play keeps children focused, stimulating the brain’s reward system and boosting motivation. 4. Multisensory Learning: Combining sight, sound, touch, and movement strengthens information processing and retention. 5. Stress Reduction: Play reduces stress, fostering a relaxed, positive learning environment. Integrate play into teaching ABCs for a fun, brain-friendly experience! 🌟🧩🎶 #BrainBasedLearning #LetterSounds #PlayBasedLearning #EarlyChildhoodEducation #NeuroscienceInEducation #FunLearning
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In the upcoming manual, "Body and Brain Brilliance," we will be sharing practices... mutually repairing restorative conversations as time is given to both educator and student , while another adult takes over the classroom! This Dual Awareness can be shared between students as well! Much more to come! #education #educators #schools #appliededucationalneuroscience #bodyandbrainbrilliance #students #discipline #behaviors
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Does school just seem SO hard for your child? Do they struggle to grasp new concepts, leading to an endless cycle of tutors, accommodations, and frustration? In this controlled trial, researchers examined results from clients in our ThinkRx cognitive training program, ReadRx cognitive + reading training program, and a no-contact control group. They found that over time, LearningRx groups outperformed the control group on reduction in parent-reported academic difficulty—and had significantly improved cognitive skills as well! What does this mean? Improving your child's cognitive skills may be a helpful tool to make learning easier and more accessible to them, no matter how far "behind" they may be. These are results of past clients and every outcome is unique, but we'd love the chance to share more about the ways brain training could be a help for your family. Click here to learn more about our extensive research: https://bit.ly/43FEip3
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P.L.A.Y. Simple, logical, based in brain science, and developmentally appropriate. Sadly, our culture has forgotten the essential value of play to learning and behavior. It is time to bring play back. It is time to bring more play into school and learning. It is time to empower teachers with the whys and hows to get kids moving for improved learning and behavior. It is time to tackle classroom chaos by leaning into big-body physical play, something children's bodies AND brains innately crave. Let's make the 2024-2025 school year different. Let's make it better. @raepica #movementpowerslearning #outsmartthewiggles #brainscience #developmentallyappropriate #DAP #strongbodiesstrongbrains #pivottoplay
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Does school just seem SO hard for your child? Do they struggle to grasp new concepts, leading to an endless cycle of tutors, accommodations, and frustration? In this controlled trial, researchers examined results from clients in our ThinkRx cognitive training program, ReadRx cognitive + reading training program, and a no-contact control group. They found that over time, LearningRx groups outperformed the control group on reduction in parent-reported academic difficulty—and had significantly improved cognitive skills as well! What does this mean? Improving your child's cognitive skills may be a helpful tool to make learning easier and more accessible to them, no matter how far "behind" they may be. These are results of past clients and every outcome is unique, but we'd love the chance to share more about the ways brain training could be a help for your family. Click here to learn more about our extensive research: https://bit.ly/43FEip3
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Does school just seem SO hard for your child? Do they struggle to grasp new concepts, leading to an endless cycle of tutors, accommodations, and frustration? In this controlled trial, researchers examined results from clients in our ThinkRx cognitive training program, ReadRx cognitive + reading training program, and a no-contact control group. They found that over time, LearningRx groups outperformed the control group on reduction in parent-reported academic difficulty—and had significantly improved cognitive skills as well! What does this mean? Improving your child's cognitive skills may be a helpful tool to make learning easier and more accessible to them, no matter how far "behind" they may be. These are results of past clients and every outcome is unique, but we'd love the chance to share more about the ways brain training could be a help for your family. Click here to learn more about our extensive research: https://bit.ly/43FEip3
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Does school just seem SO hard for your child? Do they struggle to grasp new concepts, leading to an endless cycle of tutors, accommodations, and frustration? In this controlled trial, researchers examined results from clients in our ThinkRx cognitive training program, ReadRx cognitive + reading training program, and a no-contact control group. They found that over time, LearningRx groups outperformed the control group on reduction in parent-reported academic difficulty—and had significantly improved cognitive skills as well! What does this mean? Improving your child's cognitive skills may be a helpful tool to make learning easier and more accessible to them, no matter how far "behind" they may be. These are results of past clients and every outcome is unique, but we'd love the chance to share more about the ways brain training could be a help for your family. Click here to learn more about our extensive research: https://bit.ly/43FEip3
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Community School Director- Erie Public Schools
1moVery informative35tt/tttt