January 6, 2022
THURSDAYS AT 3:00 PM
JANUARY 6TH
Neuromyths & Neuroplasticity: Navigating the Brain, Mind, and Health Connection
JANUARY 13TH
Neurodiversity, Memory & Risk/Protective Factors Related to Brain Function
JANUARY 20TH
Attention, Cognitive Load & Consolidation: Increasing Memory Through Attention, Practice & Sleep
JANUARY 27TH
Mindfulness & Cognitive Flexibility: Transforming Your Mind, Brain & Life
PRESENTED BY: Dr. Kristen Betts, PhD, Drexel University, School of Education
You are invited to a 4-week series to discuss current and emerging research about the brain, mind, and memory. We will share research on neuroplasticity that shows how the brain physically changes over a lifetime through experience, learning, injury, and disease. Each week will focus on key topics related to brain function and health. You will learn how to identify protective factors and control risk factors to preserve cognitive abilities. We will also cover important research on the connection between memory and metacognition, stress, sleep, nutrition, exercise, and community. Throughout the four weeks, you will engage in individual/group activities, test your knowledge on prevalent neuromyths, and learn strategies you can immediately apply to support cognitive flexibility, mindfulness, and a healthy brain.
ABOUT THE CONTENT DEVELOPER:
Dr. Kristen Betts is a Clinical Professor in the School of Education at Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her research focuses on education, neuropedagogy, lifelong learning, and Mind, Brain, and Education science.
Date:
January 6, 2022
Time:
3:00 PM
Venue:
Maplewood at Newtown
166 Mount Pleasant Rd.
Newtown CT