Event Details

CE Program/Activity
 Applied Educational Neuroscience: Brain and Adversity
Provider
 Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind (ASDB)
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Location
 Tucson, AZ - Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind CampusCTE Building room 160/161Parking providedFront desk sign in required
Date(s)
 October 25, 2019 - October 25, 2019
CE Hours
 6
Contact Information
 The Organizational Development DivisionBarbara Randels
Registration Information
 Hosted by the Organizational Development DivisionSeat Limit 35email Barbara Randelsbarbara.randels@asdb.az.gov602-771-5205
Fees
 $75 (limited availability)check payable to ASDBAttn: Gwen Wardle/Ap Ed NS1200 W Speedway BlvdTucson AZ 85745
Description of CE Program/Activity
 Applied Educational Neuroscience is a framework (not a program) that addresses the neurobiology of stress, regulation, engagement and connection. This framework integrates applied educational neuroscience research and strategies to ensure educators are sitting beside their students in relationship, regulation and cognition. All of these build into ASDB how students perceive their own competence and their ability to impact it. Connection + Purpose = Wellbeing. We must ultimately TEACH students about their neuroanatomy and turn the ideas of learning and self-discipline into a science that students can understand and apply. Presentation Outcomes Understand brain development and the neuro-diversity of all students as it relates to the classroom culture, student and educator behaviors and learning. Understand stress response systems with strategies that dampen the stress response and prime the brain for cognition. Understand the brain states and the emotional contagion that exists in a living system. Learn mindfulness strategies that regulate the brain and negative emotions. Gain a scope and sequence of brain aligned strategies that regulate behaviors, opening up cortical function while building a safe and trusting environment for both student and educator.