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Ready to Read?

Neuroimaging confirms the key role of white matter in reading ability, but the translation to the classroom lags. Where does the research stand?
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Making the Most Out of Online Learning

Q&A with Mariale Hardiman, Ed.D.

Online learning can be quite effective. Emotional connections with students are key to success, says Mariale Hardiman, Ed.D.—and parents don’t have to be teachers to help their children understand and apply what they are learning online.
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Searching for Effective Interventions in Dyslexia

Experimental trials of methods of sound discrimination and visual discrimination suggest new methods to try to help children read.
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Promoting Brain-Science Literacy in the K-12 Classroom

There are many simple ways to incorporate neuroscience into the K-12 classroom, even when the subject is not explicitly part of the curriculum. Here, Michaela Labriole, a science instructor at the New York Hall of Science, provides tangible examples of how teachers can encourage brain-science literacy in students at a time when growing knowledge of the brain is shaping our understanding of how to best foster learning. A complementary article to "The Brain in Science Education: What Should Everyone Learn?"
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The Science of Education

Informing Teaching and Learning through the Brain Sciences

Discoveries about how the brain learns are fueling interest in applying neuroscience in the classroom. In the new field of neuroeducation, scientists and educators should join forces to develop goals for learning-related research, the authors argue.
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‘Neuroeducation’ Emerges as Insights into Brain Development, Learning Abilities Grow

An interdisciplinary field that combines neuroscience, psychology and education to create improved teaching methods and curricula is close to prime time as researchers gain a more sophisticated understanding of how young minds develop and learn, leading education and brain experts say.

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