Workshop Options

Translate the Brain’s workshops bridge cognitive science and classroom practice to address today’s most persistent challenges: fragmented retention, ineffective application of knowledge, and persistent student disengagement. Teachers will learn both concepts and tools to transform instruction without overhauling existing curriculum or adding to their preparation time.

  • Teachers can boost learning by using strategies aligned with memory phases and “desirable difficulties” to help students study less but learn more.

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  • To support lasting learning, teachers must manage fragile working memory by recognizing overload signs and using strategies to prevent it.

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  • Teachers can improve student focus by targeting the three components of attention—alertness, orienting, and executive control—rather than attention alone.

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  • Teachers can tackle post-Covid motivation issues using research-based strategies that enhance autonomy, relevance, competence, and mindset.

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  • By focusing on schema formation, teachers can better support students' growth from novices to experts with developmentally aligned strategies.

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Upcoming Presentations

Science of Teaching and School Leadership Pre-Academy Workshop

The Center for Transformative Teaching & Learning

July 13, 2025

In person, Potomac MD

A Teacher's Guide to the Learning Brain

Learning & The Brain

July 14 - 18, 2025

In person, Boston MA


Videos

PODCASTS

A Conversation on Teachers and Researchers Working Together

The Learning Scientists,
Host, Dr. Cindy Nebel

The Goldilocks Map

EdCircuit - emPowering the Education Conversation

Reviewing Research with Healthy Skepticism

Melissa and Lori Love Literacy

The Role of Neuroscience in Education, with Kristin Simmers

Progressively Incorrect, Season 2 Episode 8
Host, Dr. Zach Groschell

Remembering the Future: Prospective Memory

Test and the Rest, Episode 401
Hosts, Amy Seeley and Mike Bergin


We had Ted Sizer here once; I would equate that experience with Andrew’s talk
in magnitude of its significance and value to me. “
— Teacher, St. Mark's School

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