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Educational Applications from Brain Science Research Mary Keife Hyland, M.S. The Martin Institute 9.27.2011

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Educational Applications from Brain Science

ResearchMary Keife Hyland, M.S.

The Martin Institute 9.27.2011

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How the brain works!!!

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QUESTIONS1. How will the knowledge of the brain science research impact teaching

and learning and assessment ?

2. Multi-tasking seems to be overstimulation: simultaneously texting, listening to i-pod, facebooking and doing homework? Texting in the classroom while class is in session?

3. How does the knowledge of brain science research direct us in conducting the facilitation of divergent thinking and differentiated learning in the classroom?

4. Does brain science research favor problem based learning and all the strategies of constructivism? How does it change teaching?

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Learning is the Business of the Brain

Learning produces physical change in the brain

The brain changes its own wiring

Neurons connect causing knowledge

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Education Implementation

Processing Speed

Parallel processing

Simultaneously learning

Engaging and relevant

Multi-tasking

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Triangle Challenge

1. Make an equilateral triangle with three of the sticks.

2. Add the other three sticks to make four equilateral triangles. You should not have any other shape than equilateral triangles.

3. You must use the full length of each stick (no overlap).

You have 3 minutes to complete this task! You make work with a partner

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Neurodevelopmental Framework

PPT-9

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Marker Talk---Activity

Partnership in learning—What does it look like?

Rules:

1. Use a note card on table

2. Write your brainstorms for one (1) minute

3. You can enter as many thoughts as you wish

AFTER ONE MINUTE

4. You will pass your card to the participant on the right

5. You will continue to brainstorm either ADDING more thoughts or by

responding to the thoughts on the paper.

NOTE: This activity is done in SILENCE!

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Teachers Form Partnerships

Research to Practice

Joint rights and responsibilities

Share in successes and losses

Individuals pool skills and resources

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Struggling Student

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What is working or

notworking

What do we

hope to

accomplish

as we work

together What can we plan to

ensure academic success

Working Partnership

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Celebrate divergent T-H-I-N-K-I-N-G