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3. Sleep is important for learning, as teenagers need 8-9 hours per night and lack of sleep diminishes attention, memory, and other cognitive functions.
4. While some people are good at multitasking, the brain generally cannot perform multiple complex tasks at once, as shown by the difficulty of patting one's head while rubbing one's stomach.
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This document provides an overview of the BOOM class, which aims to teach students about managing their brain, attitudes, and habits as learners. The class will meet once per cycle over 8 cycles and cover topics like stress and the brain, controlling learning, and brain rules. Students will research how their choices affect learning and present findings to the class. The document also briefly introduces concepts like neuroplasticity, executive function, and includes a relaxing breathing exercise.
Boom Day 2
The brain has limited capacity for multi-tasking. While it can switch between tasks rapidly, it can only focus deeply on one task at a time. Trying to do two attention-demanding tasks simultaneously usually results in poorer performance on both tasks.
Boom day 2
The document provides a brain bingo worksheet and quiz about various aspects of brain function and learning. It discusses topics like memory, stress, sleep, nutrition, attention, hemispheres, unconscious processing, and multi-tasking. The document suggests reflecting on how the brain science concepts covered could be useful in one's own life.
Boom Day 1
The document outlines an eight day study hall program in the library called BOOM that focuses on neuroplasticity and developing neural pathways, with days devoted to topics like neuromyths, brain rules, and presentations. Students will research brain rules, take surveys on executive function, and participate in activities like "Wacky Wordies" during the study hall sessions. The expectations for the library are also noted to allow drinks with lids.
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This document discusses copyright and fair use as they apply to using images in educational settings. It notes that simply copying images from Google is copyright infringement. Fair use allows some educational use of copyrighted works if it transforms the original and meets other criteria. Educators should model proper citation of images, encourage students to find open-licensed works, and use the fair use analysis process for any copyrighted content. Providing attribution and not replacing creative effort are important limitations.
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