Fighting teacher burnout means first and foremost supporting teacher’s fundamental needs before expecting their exceptional teaching.
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This guide walks teachers through how to design a brain based lesson plan around how the human brain learns most efficiently.
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There are many known benefits to learning languages, but recent research shows that there are even benefits for those who don’t learn well.
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Students with dyslexia can struggle in almost every subject in school, but research suggests targeted interventions are generally effective.
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Is stress good or bad for memory? It’s complicated… Stress is a blanket term for several responses from the brain and not all are bad.
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This guide on how to teach students with autism spectrum disorders will give teachers the tools to have a fully inclusive classroom.
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Newly published research shows the importance of friendship for learning. Not all students can be friends, but they should be friendly.
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Teaching students with ADHD can be tiring, but with the research based strategies in this guide, teachers can find new energy.
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These research based strategies to help students cope with stress will not only help students, but the teacher as well to manage stress.
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Visual learning isn’t just important for people who consider themselves visual learners. It is one of the fundamental senses of the brain.
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