Our Learning and Cognitive Load workshop explores the fascinating world of the brain and its relationship with learning and technology. From genetics and neuroplasticity to attention and cognitive control, this workshop covers the latest research on the brain's role in learning. Discover how to develop metacognition, self-regulation, and self-regulated learning, and explore the benefits of using gaming in the classroom. 

Our Memory workshop discovers the world of memory and the brain! Explore the different types of memory, from sensory to semantic, and how they are stored and retrieved in the brain. Learn about the parts of the brain involved in memory and what memory is for. Discover how to improve your own memory and that of your students. Dive into the perceptual and autobiographical aspects of episodic memory, and understand the different functions of forgetting.

In Workshop 4 of our Neuroscience for Teachers course, you'll learn about the fascinating world of decision making. We'll cover fast and slow decision making, cognitive biases and heuristics, and the importance of diversity and inclusion. You'll explore unconscious biases and schemas for people, and learn how to identify and challenge them in your own thinking. We'll delve into adolescent decision making and Kegan's model of self-awareness, and examine ego depletion and temporal discounting.

This workshop delves into crucial aspects of mental health and well-being, equipping educators with essential insights and strategies. We will navigate the intricate terrain of mental health by addressing key topics such as rumination and breaking the ruminative cycle. Understanding the physiology of stress is pivotal, and we will explore stress levels and the transition from good stress to tolerable stress. Delving deep into the neuroscience of the self, we will evaluate self-perception and build positive self-assessment mechanisms.

This workshop delves into the greater understanding of what challenges people and how to improve relationships by understanding how the brain creates emotional responses. 

We will look into key topics such as how to increase empathy for self and others, how to be more assertive, using rights and responsibilities to frame difficult conversations, increasing emotional intelligence and giving great feedback.