Facilitator: Dr. Marge Pryately, Professor, Department of Communication Studies, St. Cloud State University.
When? Monday, April 2, 2012, 8:15 am to 9:15am and again at 9:20 am to 10:20 amWhere? St. Cloud State University, Atwood Memorial Center, Cascade Room
How has neuroscience research helped us further our understanding of learning, participation, motivation, and attention? Join us, in the last of four workshops sponsored by the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning and funded through a 2010 Faculty Developer Travel Grant from the Office of the Chancellor, MnSCU! Students are welcome!
In this session Dr. Pryately will explain how instructional strategies which are compatible with neuroscience often are the most effective. Using the work of neurologist, Judy Willis MD, PhD, participants will learn how curiosity and prediction can be used to increase student attention, participation and memory. Finally, Dr. Pryately will demonstrate how the computer game model can be applied to the classroom to boost student learning.
Brain, Culture, and Learning through Compassion and Admiration
Monday, October 17, 2011
To access the recording, please click on: http://media4.stcloudstate.edu/p37142257/Powerpoints used in this webinar can be found in this document - webinar_marlene10_16_11.pdf
The Finland Phenomenon
Monday, September 26, 2011
To access the recording please click on:: http://media4.stcloudstate.edu/p24777224/
Technology and Multi-tasking in Teens/Tweens: A Distraction?
Monday, September 7, 2011
To access the recording please click on: http://media4.stcloudstate.edu/p63334483
The Latest on Learning and the Brain: Panel Presentation
Thursday, April 28, 2011
To access the recording please click on: Recording****
For more information, please email cetl@stcloudstate.edu or call (320) 308-5282.
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DESCRIPTION OF FACULTY LEARNING COMMUNITY
Participants:
Dr. Wendy Bjorklund, Communication Studies
Dr. Marlene DeVoe, Psychology
Dr. Kathy Johnson, Special Education
Dr. Marge Pyrately, Communication Studies
Dr. Lalita Subrahmanyan, Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
Dr. Luz Triana-Echevarria, Spanish
In this unique project, a multidisciplinary group of six faculty members from St. Cloud State University will attend the "iGeneration: How the Digital Age is Altering Brains, Learning and Teaching" conference in February 2011. They will work together as a community in collaboration with Minnesota State Community and Technical College at Fergus Falls Physics faculty member and her colleagues to provide a series of faculty development workshops for various stakeholders as well as demonstrate and reflect upon the impact of their experience on their teaching and learning.



