Last episode Lauren discussed the five ways to solidify content in your students’ brains. This episode follow-up on that knowledge with a teaching model which prepares your learners and creates an optimal environment for learning using the before, during, and after teaching model.
Read MoreThis series discusses various design elements and how they impact stress, productivity, attention, and behavior. Based on recent research, lighting supports student performance. Fluorescent bulbs are counterproductive to students’ learning and have proven to be a natural stressor.
Read MoreThis series discusses various design elements and how they impact stress, productivity, attention, and behavior. When it comes to temperature, think how you feel on a hot, humid day. Sweaty, hot, exhausted. Now, think how a child feels in a hot classroom. They will struggle to remember what they learned that day.
Read MoreThis series discusses various design elements and how they impact stress, productivity, attention, and behavior. Have you ever been out for a walk and smelled something that triggered a memory? Our sense of smell can trigger memories and strong emotions, both good and bad.
Read MoreThis series discusses various design elements and how they impact stress, productivity, attention, and behavior. Color has its own magnetic frequency. It has an energy that influences the neurological pathways in the brain. Color also influences our moods, emotions, and actions. It is very impactful, so why not choose colors to help kiddos learn?
Read MoreThis series discusses various design elements and how they impact stress, productivity, attention, and behavior. A study by Cornell University found that chronic noise caused stress in children. The body and the brain are in tune to things nearby, including sound. The brain expends energy processing those sounds, which takes away from focus and attention for learning.
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