At best, it was an unlikely proposition – a 40-minute presentation on the neuroscience of learning at a conference on computer education for IT providers. Nothing about this conference made sense. Neuroscience and IT seemed strange bed-fellows as I started up the...
This article was originally published on Forbes.com. Visit this link to read more about my interview with Robyn D. Shulman or listen to the audio version. Written by Robyn Shulman How many times have you sat in a classroom and felt like you were listening to Charlie...
The person wielding a hammer, the saying goes, sees only nails. In the early 2000s, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation created multibillion-dollar education initiatives to rehabilitate the nation’s schools. But by 2020, the foundation had pretty much given up on...
Guest Contribution: Thanks to Gunner Argo, Neural Education Champion and Educator, for commentary and teacher perspective contribution to the discussion about Ebbinghaus’ Forgetting Curve based on Dr. O’Mahony’s publication (International Conference...
The brain-based methodology is the culmination of decades of science and research, distilled into a simple method. These practices have evolved over time from many interleaving fields of literature and research. In this way, the end product stems from a breadth and...
Sadly, prisons are full of people who are “orchids.” But we’re making big strides to stop the school-to-prison pipeline. It begins innocently enough. The child seems unready for school. Meet Angie, she doesn’t have enough ‘small motor’ skills, is not able to...
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