One of my favorite conferences is the Learning and the Brain Conference held at various locations several times a year. The most recent conference was held in Washington, D.C. in early May. I tried to play the role of on-the-spot-reporter and posted on Twitter live from the conference. To provide readers with a sense . . . → Read More: Learning & the Brain Presentation: Michael Posner
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Sirens seize our attention. They scream, “Crisis!” and we scan the horizon or media streams to secure the details. Despite their obvious function, sirens do little to actually address the emergencies they signal. After awareness is achieved, sirens fall silent while those charged with solving problems shift into high gear. The perp is pursued, . . . → Read More: Creative Thinking in the Classroom, Part 1 |
 
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