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Here’s why the *sweet spot* in a teacher’s voice is calm, neutral, assertive.
Demonstrating Self-Regulation With Tone of Voice
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BRAIN SCIENCE, EDUCATION AND OUR KIDS - TO BEST SERVE OUR KIDS IN SCHOOL, WE FIRST HAVE TO CHANGE OURSELVES e-edition.fairfaxtimes.com/O…
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When you talk about science, are you sure the words you are using don't mean something different to others? Here are five examples of scientific lingo to use with caution
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#BestOf2018 Our most-watched video of 2018, this animated short highlights the research behind recess. Judging by the overwhelming response—almost 3 million views, 24,000 comments, and 64,000 shares across social media—our audience agrees!
Let the children play!
The Benefits of Recess
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When you talk about science, are you sure the words you are using don't mean something different to others? Here are five examples of scientific lingo to use with caution ❗️
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Heart of the Brain® - G18021 - Ghost Ranch ghostranch.org/retreat/heart…
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Arresting question by @jannalevin: If AI isn't modeled on human intelligence but evolves on its own, would we even recognize it? #PWSciCon
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Emily Dickinson's herbarium – a forgotten treasure at the intersection of science and poetry brainpickings.org/2017/05/23…
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Pablo Neruda's extraordinary life, in an illustrated love letter to language brainpickings.org/2014/11/04…
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A proposed school schedule change in a Colorado district has drawn opposition. blogs.edweek.org/edweek/time…
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Dr. K on memory, learning and imagination in the Fairfax County Times: check this article: e-edition.fairfaxtimes.com/O…
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“Responsibility to yourself means that you don’t fall for shallow and easy solutions.” Adrienne Rich on education brainpickings.org/2014/05/21…
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"If you're smart you think fast or think well, but schools reward fast"--Kalbfleisch at Music SIG #AERA16
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Find out how a musician’s brain differs from non-musicians bit.ly/1RGK3Ks [Video] via @sciammind



















