Science of Learning Research Centre

Resources

PEN PRINCIPLES

The Science of Learning Research Centre have developed a series of resources (PEN Principles) for teachers, students and parents.  The Principles are based on the Centres research from the three nodes of Neuroscience, Psychology and Education.

The resources not only provide valuable information but provide teachers, students and parents a chance to blog and share conversation.

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PRESENTATIONS

How the brain uses feedback – evidence-based practice for assisting learning

Rob Hester, School of Psychological Sciences, University of Melbourne

May 2016

 

Learning ‘number sense’ through digital games with intrinsic feedback

Diana Laurillard, University College London

April 2016, University of Queensland

 

The Brain, The Classroom and Everything in Between

Piagnet, Executive Function, and the Pre-Frontal Cortex

Presented by Gregory Donoghue and Scott Bolton, The University of Melbourne

April 2016

 

What Evidence does the Science of Learning Provide

Presented by Professor John Hattie, The University of Melbourne

March 2015 at The University of Queensland

 

The Neuroscience of Feedback

Presented by Professor Pankaj Sah, The University of Queensland

February 2015