Bloomsbury Press (Rowman & Littlefield)
Learning Begins
by Andrew C. Watson
Topics Covered
Brain-Based Teaching
Evidence-Based Teaching
Neuromyths
Research Literacy
What You'll Learn
Learn to distinguish evidence-based teaching from neuromyths in education
Understand common brain-based learning myths and misconceptions.
Develop research literacy skills for evaluating educational claims.
Navigate teacher professional development offerings critically.
Apply real cognitive science for teachers principles.
Build confidence in evidence-based education approaches.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Why We Need a Map
Chapter 1
The Promise and Peril of Brain-Based Teaching
Chapter 2
Common Neuromyths in Education
Chapter 3
The Learning Styles Myth Debunked
Chapter 4
Understanding Real Cognitive Science Research
Chapter 5
Evaluating Education Research Claims
Chapter 6
Working Memory: What Teachers Need to Know
Chapter 7
Attention and Learning: Separating Fact from Fiction
Chapter 8
Evidence-Based Teaching Strategies That Work
Chapter 9
Building Research Literacy in Teachers
Chapter 10
A Framework for Evaluating Brain-Based Advice
Who This Book Is For
This book is essential reading for anyone committed to evidence-based education
K-12 Teachers
Classroom teachers seeking evidence-based teaching strategies and brain-based teaching methods
School Leaders
Principals and instructional leaders planning professional development workshops
Teacher Educators
Professors and trainers in teacher training programs
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