Educational neuroscience is the study of the brain’s development, structure, and function, and is a powerful discipline that can be very helpful to teachers. Imagine how much more effective our teaching can be if we know how the brain actually processes and learns.  In this seminar, you will gain an understanding of the importance of neuroscience in education. Improve your understanding of learning and memory. Discover how to maximize student learning in the classroom through movement, mind-body connection activities, and the benefits of neuroplasticity. We will focus on what teachers need to know about how the the brain learns, cognitive skills with reading and math, the role of emotions in learning, the impact of technology on our brains, and so much more. Come join this active and engaging session and leave with a new knowledge of how to help your student learn and remember more.

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Gather together and receive content support unique to the needs of elementary music teachers. This program's topics include building advisory councils, folk dancing, incorporating children’s literature, movement using props, purposeful inclusion of puppets, designing meaningful transitions, collaboration, reflection, and building a peer network. Come ready with a desire to grow from your strengths and leave with strategies you can implement in your classroom. This program is designed for K-5 music educators.

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