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1. Brain Research Applied to Learning March 12, 2004 Presented by: Ben Gonzalez, Amy Himelright, Ginny Lindquist, Denise Lucht, Diana Matter, Niki Mott, Amy Pleasant, Cynda Zavaskis
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8. Brain Growth New Growth (learning) still occurs even after our brain construct is in place. It occurs by dendrite development; branching well used neurons.
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37. Post positive affirmations . Use colorful, inspirational, posters. Use more transparencies, pictures, and charts when presenting lessons. Use videos and multimedia presentations .
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45. “ Everything that we have discovered about the brain in the last 20 years suggests that we need more stimulus, more change, more movement, and more perspectives in the classroom” -Eric Jensen, Super Teaching
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