Keynotes
A focused entry point for conferences and organization-wide gatherings.
Speaking & professional learning
Ideas educators can carry back to the classroom.
Keynotes, workshops, seminars, and onsite or online professional development shaped around memory, vocabulary, SEL, literacy, differentiation, and the brain.
Discuss your eventWorkshops & seminars
More time to examine ideas, discuss implications, and connect them with practice.
Professional learning
Onsite or online learning aligned with an organization's educators and priorities.
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Start with a question that matters.
Every Student Has a Story: Social Emotional Learning and the Brain
A practical look at the relationship among emotion, belonging, and learning, with attention to classroom conditions that help students engage.
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Topic details The 25 Essential Words Your Students Must Master to Be Successful in School, Career, and Life
Centers high-utility academic vocabulary and explores repeatable ways to help learners understand and use it across contexts.
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Topic details Wiring the Brain for Reading
Connects reading development with usable literacy practices across language, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension.
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Topic details Brain Compatible Teaching: What Educators Need to Know about Brain Research
Helps educators examine brain-related learning ideas carefully and translate useful principles into sound instructional choices.
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Topic details The Developing Brain: Ages 3 to 8
Focuses on the formative early years and what educators can consider when creating responsive learning environments for young children.
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Topic details The Digital Brain
Examines attention and learning in technology-rich settings, inviting thoughtful choices about when and how digital tools support instruction.
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Topic details To Differentiate or Not to Differentiate: Overcoming the Challenges
Addresses common barriers to responsive instruction and offers a structure for making differentiation more purposeful and manageable.
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Topic details Differentiation Is the “I” in RTI
Considers differentiated instruction within a response-to-intervention context, with emphasis on matching classroom support to learner needs.
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Topic details Memory: The Long and the Short of It!
Makes memory processes approachable and connects them with ways educators can support attention, meaning, practice, and retrieval.
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