The Third Annual Rocky Mountain Regional Mind and Brain Education Conference
Program Details
DESCRIPTION:
Join us at the Denver Museum of Nature &Science for a day of "Mind & Brain Education" presented and attended by local K–12 educators and university researchers with a common interest in applying psychology and neuroscience to their practice as they learn about things like:
- How do we learn?
- How do we regulate emotion?
- Culturally responsive teaching and the brain
- What motivates and demotivates learners?
- The science of belonging and agency
We are bringing together local facilitators who will present some evidence-based strategies that you can walk away and use tomorrow. Choose between several 90-minute concurrent mini-sessions held in 3 rounds.
DATE AND TIME:
Saturday, September 30
8 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
GRADE:
For practicing K–12 grade educators
Registration Information
COST:
Registration Only $85
Optional University Credit (Add On) $45
CREDIT:
Option A: (No cost) All participants will receive a certificate of hours for 7.5 hours upon checking out at the end of the day.
Option B: Optional University Credit is available (0.5 hr) for an additional cost (see above) if you attend all sessions and complete a one-page written reflection about a brain-based strategy, suggested by a conference presenter, that you implement and evaluated after implementation. The evaluation can be anectdotal but should include evidence from student performance or class culture.
Registration is required
Click the "Register Now" button or call 303.370.6000. Registration closes three days prior to the start date of the program. For questions regarding this course, please e-mail [email protected].