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When I was nine years old, a teacher pointed to me in front of my class and called me “the boy with the broken brain.”For years, I believed that label. Learning felt difficult, reading was exhausting, and remembering information seemed almost impossible. But that struggle eventua ...  Show more

Most people want more focus, creativity, and better performance. But in a world built around constant distraction and AI-generated answers, the skills that make those things possible are becoming easier to lose.In this episode of the Kwik Brain podcast, I sit down with Steven Kot ...  Show more

How does understanding memory and cognition shape better teaching?In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, Dr. Wendy Amato sits down with Meg Lee, founder of Learning Science Partners and an expert in evidence-based instruction, to explore how teachers can apply cognitive scien ...  Show more

<div>We're kicking off a new series on Memory & Learning with a deep-dive into memory fundamentals.

We're guided in this fascinating and illuminating conversation by Peps McCrea award-winning teacher educator and author. 

Even if you're famili ...  Show more

On today's rendition of Backstage Pass we're joined by actress, writer, math genius, and an advocate for education Danica McKellar. Also known as Winnie Cooper from her starring role in The Wonder Years. Today she hangs with Gentry to talk about her newest children's book 'Dou ...

When was the last time you let yourself feel pure, childlike wonder at the world? Monica C. Parker, world-renowned speaker, writer, and author of The Power of Wonder, explains how actively seeking out the emotion of wonder will change how you experience life. She and Jessica d ...