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Panel Discussion: Brains
Panel Discussion: Brains
Panel Discussion: Brains
1127 views since Jul 31, 2008
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Panel Discussion: Children
Panel Discussion: Children
Panel Discussion: Children
1180 views since Jul 31, 2008
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Panel Discussion: Teachers
Panel Discussion: Teachers
Panel Discussion: Teachers
1454 views since Jul 31, 2008
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Panel Discussion: Transformation
Panel Discussion: Transformation
Panel Discussion: Transformation
1362 views since Jul 31, 2008
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Talk by Barbara Edwards
Talk by Barbara Edwards
Talk by Barbara Edwards
1441 views since Jul 31, 2008
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Talk by David Lightfoot
Talk by David Lightfoot
Talk by David Lightfoot
1501 views since Jul 31, 2008
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Talk by Diamond
Professor Diamond talks about the importance of play in a child's development of executive functions such as inhibitory control, working memory, and cognitive flexibility, as can be seen through a...
Professor Diamond talks about the importance of play in a child's development of executive functions such as inhibitory control, working memory, and cognitive flexibility, as can be seen through a...
2451 views since Jul 31, 2008
submitted by: dougramsey
Talk by Eric Jensen
Eric Jensen talks about the importance of scientist-educator conventions and of studies regarding the correlation of socialization to learning.
Eric Jensen talks about the importance of scientist-educator conventions and of studies regarding the correlation of socialization to learning.
2206 views since Jul 31, 2008
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Talk by Hal Pashler
Hal Pashler talks about the correlation between the time periods elapsed between review of information (study gaps) and the time frame for retaining that information, as well as the implications of...
Hal Pashler talks about the correlation between the time periods elapsed between review of information (study gaps) and the time frame for retaining that information, as well as the implications of...
2838 views since Jul 31, 2008
submitted by: dougramsey