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TEACHING AND LEARNING WITH THE BRAIN
Most Effective Tips For
Using Brain Based Teaching
& Learning
Brain-Based Education
Brain Based Education
is best understood in
three words.
1-Engagement

2-Strategies

3- Principles
In Order to Effectively Teach we Need to Know
How the Brain Works
Right Brain vs. Left Brain

Definition Right Brain vs. Left
Brain
This theory of the structure and
functions of the mind suggests that
the two different sides of the brain
control two different “modes” of
thinking. It also suggests that each of
us prefers one mode over the other.
Strategies to Engage and Inspire Kids to Work Harder




        Apply games that trigger
1-    Memory       6- Spatial Reasoning
2-   Attention     7- Problem Solving
3-   Focus         8- Fluid Intelligence
4-   Speed         9- Stress
5-   Language      10- Reaction Time
Aylward, et al. (2003). Instructional treatment associated with changes
in brain activation in children with dyslexia. Neurology 61, 212-219.




                                                                                                       Changes the Brain
                                                                                                     Evidence that Teaching
                                                                  Pre (left) and Post (right, 12 wks. later)
Gray Matter Changes in the
                  Developing Brain




Sowell ER, Thompson PM, Leonard CM, Welcome SE, Kan E, Toga AW(2004) Longitudinal mapping of cortical thickness and brain growth in normal children. J
Nutrition Can Support Better
  Cognition and Behavior
•   Lean proteins
•   Vitamin/Mineral supplements
•   Complex carbohydrates
•   Nibbling diets (manage glucose)
•   Decrease simple sugars
•   Colorful fruits/vegetables
•   Increase plant fats
•   Omega 3 oils
•   Decrease animal fats
•   Avoid high fructose corn syrup

                   Source: Braverman, E. (2005)
Why Manage Emotional States?
• Negative states and disengagement
contribute to lower cognitive
performance (Matthews et al. 2002)
• Positive states improves performance
on many cognitive tasks (Ashby, et al. 1999)
• Young children's feelings about school
improve and students felt more
competent when engaged (Valeski & Stipek 2001)
• A wide body of evidence suggests that
when students feel good about the
teacher and learning, achievement rises.
We appreciate you taking       Thank You
  the time to click through
 these slides. Remember,
each individual slide is not
    representative of the
entire presentation for that
      topic. Instead, the
  aggregate of all of these
 gives you a feel for clean
 look and research basis.
  Taken from Jensen Eric
     Jensenlearning.net

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Tony power point para el blog

  • 1. TEACHING AND LEARNING WITH THE BRAIN Most Effective Tips For Using Brain Based Teaching & Learning
  • 2. Brain-Based Education Brain Based Education is best understood in three words. 1-Engagement 2-Strategies 3- Principles
  • 3. In Order to Effectively Teach we Need to Know How the Brain Works
  • 4. Right Brain vs. Left Brain Definition Right Brain vs. Left Brain This theory of the structure and functions of the mind suggests that the two different sides of the brain control two different “modes” of thinking. It also suggests that each of us prefers one mode over the other.
  • 5. Strategies to Engage and Inspire Kids to Work Harder Apply games that trigger 1- Memory 6- Spatial Reasoning 2- Attention 7- Problem Solving 3- Focus 8- Fluid Intelligence 4- Speed 9- Stress 5- Language 10- Reaction Time
  • 6. Aylward, et al. (2003). Instructional treatment associated with changes in brain activation in children with dyslexia. Neurology 61, 212-219. Changes the Brain Evidence that Teaching Pre (left) and Post (right, 12 wks. later)
  • 7. Gray Matter Changes in the Developing Brain Sowell ER, Thompson PM, Leonard CM, Welcome SE, Kan E, Toga AW(2004) Longitudinal mapping of cortical thickness and brain growth in normal children. J
  • 8. Nutrition Can Support Better Cognition and Behavior • Lean proteins • Vitamin/Mineral supplements • Complex carbohydrates • Nibbling diets (manage glucose) • Decrease simple sugars • Colorful fruits/vegetables • Increase plant fats • Omega 3 oils • Decrease animal fats • Avoid high fructose corn syrup Source: Braverman, E. (2005)
  • 9. Why Manage Emotional States? • Negative states and disengagement contribute to lower cognitive performance (Matthews et al. 2002) • Positive states improves performance on many cognitive tasks (Ashby, et al. 1999) • Young children's feelings about school improve and students felt more competent when engaged (Valeski & Stipek 2001) • A wide body of evidence suggests that when students feel good about the teacher and learning, achievement rises.
  • 10. We appreciate you taking Thank You the time to click through these slides. Remember, each individual slide is not representative of the entire presentation for that topic. Instead, the aggregate of all of these gives you a feel for clean look and research basis. Taken from Jensen Eric Jensenlearning.net