Part I Amplified Cognition in the Classroom




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Without formal training in education methodology, they ran the class, created a joyful and energetic classroom, functioned as a team – assertive, interactive, and engaged.....more


The National Institute of Mental Health reports that thirty percent of girls and twenty percent of boys, or nearly seven million teens, had a depressive episode that significantly impaired their mental function.....more


Schools that mix lectures, well-structured team-based assignments, student-led discussions, coupled with gross movement, hand-eye, and cardiovascular activities significantly maximize cognitive functionality in children.....more


Meaningful experiences in class that touch base with student patterning along with purposeful and stimulating homework improves prediction skills and facilitates the dendritic sprouting that enhances retention.....more


They found that teenagers who enjoy exercising their talents and engage in studying tend to be happier, building psychological capital for the spectrum of opportunities they can pursue later in life.....more


Eye contact raises the level of engagement. Furthermore, the laughter mechanism employs the neurotransmitter dopamine, impacting the neural circuitry of human socialization and mood, encompassing friendship, love, affection, and perhaps anger.....more


Parents and teachers note: children, particularly teens, are validation-starved. Mood and behavior can be media inspired, and those that engage in lewd and violent behavior likely saw it role-modeled on television, computer, and movie screens! ....more



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