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Early Brain Development and Whole Brain Learning for Educators
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Introduction to Brain Development in Early Years
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2. First segment : Early Brain Development2.1 Brain Development Quick Trivia
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2.2-1 What makes up the brain ? Part 1
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2.2-2What makes up the brain ? Part 2
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2.3 Brain Development Timeline
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3. Second segment : Whole Brain Learning3.1 Introduction to Whole Brain Learning
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3.2 Understanding Learning Preferences
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3.4 Understanding Learning Preferences
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3.4 Exploring Learning Preferences via Plant Life topic
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3.5 Explore the science behind Whole Brain Learning and its importance in student engagement
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3.6 Strategies and approaches that promote whole brain integration Part 1
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3.7 Strategies and approaches that promote whole brain integration Part 2
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3.8 Assessments techniques that consider diverse preferences
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3.9 Key principles of whole brain teaching lesson plan
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3.10 Attention Grabbers and other essential Whole Brain Teaching activities
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3.11 Sample Lesson Plan on Whole Brain Teaching
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4. Third segment : Activities integrating Whole Brain Learning4.1 Brain Dance
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4.2 Breath and Tactile (Merged 13.1 and 13.2)
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4.3 Core – Distal and Head - Tail (Merged 13.3 and 13.4)
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4.4 Upper – Lower and Body side (Merged 13.5 and 13.6)
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4.5 Cross Lateral and Vestibular (Merged 13.7 and 13.8)
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4.6 Benefits of Brain Dance (renamed 13.9)
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4.7 Introduction to Double Doodle
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4.8 What are bilateral activities and its importance
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4.9 PACE (Includes demonstration)
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4.10 Finger Doodles (Includes demonstration)
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5. Third segment : Activities integrating Whole Brain LearningConclusion
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Video 4.2 – Brain Development Timeline continued
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Video 5.2 – Introduction to Whole Brain Learning
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Video 11.2 Other essential Whole Brain Teaching activities
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Video 13.6 Body Side
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