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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

Sharing Success: What Neuroscience-Backed Tools Are Enhancing Your Adult Education Classes? In vocational education, combining evidence-based teaching practices with neuroscience insights can significantly improve how we engage and educate adult students. As we strive to provide the most effective and impactful education possible, sharing our experiences with these tools will benefit everyone in this professional community. I'm asking my fellow vocational educators, "What scientifically proven resources or tools have you successfully incorporated into your classroom?" I'd love to hear about what works for you, whether technology supports cognitive functions, memory retention strategies, or learner engagement methods. Your insights could be extremely helpful to others looking to improve their teaching practices and better support our adult students in learning skilled trades. Please share your experiences and any tips for successfully implementing these tools! #VocationalEducation #EvidenceBasedTeaching #NeuroscienceInEducation #AdultLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment

Use neuroscience to enhance teaching impact, optimise schedules and motivate students in Term 3. Join this learning event with Andrew Fuller and Dr Stephen Brown to come away with a deeper understanding of: 🙋 techniques to captivate and motivate effectively 🧠 the brain's learning processes and design educational experiences that maximise student achievement 🕐 the role of body clocks and daily rhythms and how they impact learning outcomes. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3VJZ7O5

A common theme that comes up for #educators in busy classrooms is not enough time to get to know large numbers of student’s passions and interests. Loved seeing Laura Callender share how High School students journal! 📝 #reflection is a great place to begin and reinforces neural pathways for self- regulation among numerous benefits! One reason I left the classroom was an administrator who “didn’t want to see my students write in journals.” Journaling is excellent for learning for so many reasons! #StressTolerance 😃 Writing about your thoughts and feelings in a journal can help reduce stress levels. This can lead to a decrease in the production of the stress hormone cortisol, which in turn can have a positive impact on your brain health. #ImprovedEQ🧠 Journaling allows you to express your emotions and thoughts, which can help improve your mood and awareness of fleeting emotions. This emotional release can lead to a greater sense of well-being and happiness. #Integration 👩🏻🏫 Regularly journaling can improve your memory and comprehension skills. The act of writing things down helps reinforce information in your brain, making it easier to remember and understand. #Creativity 💡 Journaling can stimulate your creativity by encouraging you to think outside the box and explore new ideas. This can help activate different parts of your brain and enhance your problem-solving skills. #SelfRegulation 🧘🏾♀️ a journal can help you process and regulate your emotions more effectively. This can lead to improved emotional intelligence and better coping mechanisms for dealing with stress and challenges.

Did you know Dyslexia affects up to 3 children in every classroom? 🧒📚 Learning to read is one of the first skills children are taught when they start school, and every child learns differently. If you notice your child or student having persistent difficulties with reading an they're falling behind their peers, they may be showing signs of Dyslexia. Dyslexia is a neurobiological condition that affects the part of the brain that processes language. It causes difficulties with identifying letters and their relationship to spoken sounds, which leads to slow reading and poor accuracy. If you're a teacher and want to learn more about Dyslexia, visit our website or join our webinar on Wednesday 8 May: https://ow.ly/j0wX50ReHGk #Dyslexia #DyslexiaAwareness #LearningDifficulties

Reasoning, problem solving, and innovation are all necessary competencies for life success. Early adolescence is an optimal time to enhance learning.   Our Adolescent Reasoning Initiative program enables middle school through ninth grade teachers to take advantage of the adolescent brain development stage and optimize student learning for success in the classroom and beyond.   Our research with Children who received SMART™ brain training in the classroom shows: —   95% of participating schools have shown measurable increases in higher-order cognition among students —   Students in some schools performed 30% better on STAAR standardized tests across all subjects after program —   In an early study, 86% of the students who participated in the program were graduating on time, compared to the district average of 45% —   In a study currently submitted and undergoing peer review, students were found to have a 25% reduction in symptoms of anxiety   We have been partnering with schools for more than 15 years to provide tools that have been scientifically shown to enrich and strengthen the learning potential of students. Every student deserves the opportunity to receive cognitive empowerment through neuroscience-based solutions. Learn more about our program and research: https://lnkd.in/dfKxxyy7 #brainhealth #SMARTbraintraining #educationmatters #equityineducation #innovation #innovationineducation #problemsolving #reasoning 

Join me on July 17th for an in-depth discussion on the adolescent brain, the role of emotions in the classroom and how to create an engaging classroom.

Reading!!! Reading is a significant aid in brain development and its instrumental in forming a foundation on which to build a child's educational career. Reading is connected to many cognitive processes. learning to read is one of the most important developmental task, because school success is predicated on reading sucess. #passionatereadingcoach #readingcoach #Readingexpert #earlychildhoodeducator #iteccares

Did you know that our Infants and Toddlers program emphasizes sensory exploration and language development? By providing a rich and stimulating environment, we help your little ones build a strong foundation for future learning. Remember, the early years are crucial for brain development, so choosing the right program makes all the difference! Curious about our program? Contact us today to learn more! 🍼🧸 #EarlyLearning #InfantEducation #ToddlerTips

We're exploring how neurofeedback is revolutionizing education. This thread will delve into its impact on learning and cognitive development Neurofeedback's first benefit in education is enhanced focus. By training the brain, students can better concentrate, leading to improved learning outcomes. For students with learning difficulties, neurofeedback offers hope. Tailored brain exercises help in managing ADHD and other learning disorders, making education more inclusive A key advantage of neurofeedback is improved memory retention. Students show better recall and academic performance, making studying more effective.  Stress, especially during exams, can hinder learning. Neurofeedback teaches students to manage stress, promoting a calm and focused mindset. Real-world impact: Schools implementing neurofeedback see positive changes. Improved attention, reduced anxiety, and better academic performance are just some benefits. Neurofeedback also fosters social and emotional learning. Students develop better emotional regulation and social skills, crucial for holistic education. Concluding our thread: Neurofeedback is a game-changer in education. It's not just about better grades but about nurturing well-rounded, mentally healthy students. Discover more at newmind.tech. #FutureOfEducation #Neurofeedback