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"There is no such thing as an unmotivated student there are only students in unmotivated states" (Eric Jensen). Have your staff complained of challenging students in the class that distract the other students making it difficult for learning to take place. Are you keen on helping staff to make their lessons vibrant and interesting? Recent research has discovered that many teachers do not engage the whole brain of students. If every part of students brain is engaged then there would be no part left for challenging behaviour.



WHAT IS COVERED IN THIS WORKSHOP?
  • Understanding the term Brain Based Teaching or Whole Brain Teaching.
  • Gaining insight into a comprehensive approach of instruction on how neuroscientists say that the brain learns naturally
  • Understanding the value of whole brain teaching in their classroom
  • Gain awareness of elements and techniques of brain based teaching


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  • Academic Excellence
  • Coaching
  • Discipline
  • Early Years
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