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Neuroscience
& Education Seminars

  • Format: In-person or online

  • Duration: 1h to half a day (depending on requirements)

  • Includes: Seminar presentation, notes, resources

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Overview

Seminars are talks or presentations typically tailored to the requirements of the attendees. This format offers a lot of flexibility to ensure a constructive experience that combines a deeper understanding of the topic of interest with actionable insight.

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Key Topics

  • Understanding the Teenage Brain - Provides an overview of brain development in adolescence and how it impacts learning, behavior, emotions, and decision-making. Strategies for working with the teenage brain in the school environment.

  • Optimizing Learning and Performance - Explores the latest neuroscience research on how the brain changes and adapts through learning. Discover strategies to promote learning, growth, and purposeful improvements among students.

  • Understanding Learning Differences - Provides an overview of different learning disabilities/differences. Includes accommodations, tools and teaching strategies to support neurodiverse learners with ADHD, dyslexia, autism, etc.

  • Integrating AI Technology - Discusses ways to effectively leverage the latest developments in AI technology for collaboration, personalized learning, assessment, and engaging students. Includes best practices for technology integration.

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Who Should Attend?

Anyone can attend, no prerequisite.

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Why Attend?

  • Enhance your understanding of key topics in psychology, neuroscience and education 

  • Generate actionable insight in your professional and personal lives

  • Improve decision-making abilities in uncertain environments.

  • Broaden your knowledge of deep, complex issues

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Format

Typically one or a combination of the following:

  • Lecture/Talk - Engaging presentation of the topic with practical examples.

  • Interactive presentation - Share research/information, includes time for Q&A, discussions, and reflection activities.

  • Small-group discussions - After a short presentation, break into small groups to discuss application, share ideas, and problem-solve. Regroup for reflection.

  • Case studies - Real-world examples and case studies for analysis and discussion, and to explore solutions and key learning.

  • Hands-on activities - Incorporates hands-on learning by having participants collaborate with one another. 

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