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Donna Wilson commented on Diane Dahl's group Brain Based Teaching"We have just been at the New York Academy of Sciences and Aspen Institute Brain Forum 'Cracking the Neural Code'. There Fred Gage, a leading expert on adult neurogenesis, was thrilled to hear that we begin our graduate studies with…"
Jennifer Berryhill Carroll commented on Diane Dahl's group Brain Based Teaching"As a gifted education teacher I am always researching the latest information concerning brain based teaching. Glad to find you here. I'm looking forward to participating in this group!
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A group of educators interested in maximizing student potential through the use of brain-based teaching techniques. Teach to the way the brain learns best!See More
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Glenn Whitman commented on Diane Dahl's group Brain Based Teaching"Our Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning (www.thecttl.org) has a specific focus on linking educational neuroscience with instructional practices. Check out our blog: http://www.thecttl.org/cttl-blog/index.aspx. We look forward to…"
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A group of educators interested in maximizing student potential through the use of brain-based teaching techniques. Teach to the way the brain learns best!See More
Brain Based Teaching
A group of educators interested in maximizing student potential through the use of brain-based teaching techniques. Teach to the way the brain learns best!See More
Jennifer Berryhill Carroll joined Diane Dahl's groupBrain Based Teaching
A group of educators interested in maximizing student potential through the use of brain-based teaching techniques. Teach to the way the brain learns best!See More
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Printable Bookmarks with Thinking Skills/Thinking Stems/Summaries
Posted on April 28, 2011 at 7:34pm 2 Comments 4 Likes
I’ve blogged about the successful use of thinking skills in promoting reading comprehension and the huge increase I saw in reading levels here: Reading Levels Jump 5 Months in just 2.5 Months!
I started thinking how great it…
Continue Important Metacognitive Thinking Strategies Demonstrated
Posted on March 5, 2011 at 5:52pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I've learned through the BrainSMART program that one of the most powerful tools you can give your students is thinking skills. When you or I read (or do math, science, and even everyday life situations), we automatically make predictions, inferences, questions, schema, etc to help us understand and make decisions. Most of us weren’t explicitly taught these skills…we simply figured them out over time. Just imagine the… Continue
Wildly Successful Metacognition Lesson!
Posted on February 26, 2011 at 7:06pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
(To see the post with accompanying photos, please visit my blog at http://www.fortheloveofteaching.net. I can't get the pictures on the ning to look right.)
Today my class was featured in an article in The Edmond Sun. The reporter discussed our growing class brain in…
Continue It's Good Reader Boy! 3:30 Weekdays...
Posted on February 11, 2011 at 9:46pm 5 Comments 1 Like
I’ve wanted to come up with a clever way for students to remember their thinking for reading strategies. A list just seems too boring. One thing I’ve learned in BrainSMART is to connect information to parts of the body to make it more memorable. So I came up with this…
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- At 4:56pm on July 12, 2011,
Bonnie Zimmerman said… - Thank you for accepting my friend request.
- At 11:15pm on January 12, 2011,
Verònica Criado Funcasta said… Thanks for the friend invitation, Diane.
- At 5:48pm on December 9, 2010,
Christy Cate said… - Hi, Diane!
I'm am so excited about the possibilities collaboration on this platform provides!
- At 9:03pm on November 25, 2010,
Russell Ogden said… - Thanks for the friend invite Diane. I am looking forward to having a browse around your blog and following your activities on the Educators PLN.
- At 11:30am on November 25, 2010, Perla Zamora gave Diane Dahl a gift…
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