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Brain-based learning Tag

11 June
15
brain-based learning tip 3-turn your listeners into learners by priming their brains to learn

Turn Listeners into Learners by Priming their Brains

Dana   |   Charlotte Mason, Lesson Plan, Teaching - all grades, Teaching Elementary School, Teaching High School, Teaching History, Teaching Middle School, Teaching Science   |   2 Comments

Did you know that you can turn listeners into learners by priming their brains? "Priming" is something you do to wake up your students' brains and get them ready to learn. Remember reading about how people prior to running water had to "prime the pump"? They...

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