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Article: Special Needs: Brain-based strategies for working with the inherent variability of humans

Special Needs: Brain-based strategies for working with the inherent variability of humans

This talk provides a brief, brain-based perspective on how humans learn, touches on the inherent variability of humanity, and goes into more detail on both ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorders. Dyslexia is touched upon as well. This talk arose from my work and studies at Harvard University (Extension School) in the field of Mind, Brain, Health, and Education. ​

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Research on Neuroplasticity

Research on Neuroplasticity

Julia's friend Nikita Matsunaga, Ph.D. (chemistry professor at LIU) was asking her about how exactly the brain changes when people master new knowledge or skills. Do the neural pathways get thicke...

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Neuroscience and Conference Presentations

Neuroscience and Conference Presentations

This is a Research Poster Julia presented by at the 2013 International Montessori Congress in Portland, OR. She completed this research as part of the Mind, Brain, and Education course she took at...

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