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Centre for Educational Neuroscience | University College London – Birkbeck University of London – UCL Institute of Education

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Centre for Educational Neuroscience | University College London – Birkbeck University of London – UCL Institute of Education

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title Centre for Educational Neuroscience
description University College London - Birkbeck University of London - UCL Institute of Education
url https://www.educationalneuroscience.org.uk/
site_name Centre for Educational Neuroscience
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  • [H1] Centre for Educational Neuroscience
  • [H1] SEND, deprivation, and why simple stories don’t help
  • [H1] Unpacking polygenic scores: A reflection on the 2025 PET Annual Conference
  • [H1] New role for CEN Director
  • [H1] CEN Director Professor Michael Thomas appointed Chief Scientific Adviser to the Department for Education
  • [H1] Educational Neuroscience in Chile
  • [H1] Day Two: Science of learning meets policy
  • [H1] The ‘opportunity mission”
  • [H1] Where the science of learning fits in
  • [H1] The blind spots: where we need to grow
  • [H1] The ultimate challenge: translating the science
  • [H1] Reading, coloured overlays, and visual stress
  • [H1] New blogs about CEN work
  • [H1] Bridging findings from the lab and the Classroom
  • [H1] ENCoRE conference
  • [H1] CEN Activities report 2024-2025
  • [H1] A new book on attention and focus for key stage 1 and early years teachers (that doesn’t talk about executive functions!)
  • [H2] University College London – Birkbeck University of London – UCL Institute of Education
  • [H2] A new chapter in evidence-based policy
  • [H2] What is visual stress?
  • [H2] How common is visual stress?
  • [H2] Inclusive classrooms
  • [H2] Find out more
  • [H2] Executive function training doesn’t work – why?
  • [H2] Emphasising that attention control is context-specific
  • [H3] Main menu
  • [H3] Post navigation
  • [H3] Post navigation
  • [H3] Recent Posts
  • [H3] Categories
  • [H3] Subscribe to Blog via Email
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Centre for Educational Neuroscience Interne Passing Juice
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Mission Statement Interne Passing Juice
CEN Research Group Interne Passing Juice
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What is educational neuroscience? Interne Passing Juice
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Training in Educational Neuroscience Interne Passing Juice
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Learning and Reasoning Group Interne Passing Juice
NeuroSENse: Making sense of neuromyths Interne Passing Juice
Bright Sparks Interne Passing Juice
NeuroSENse – Media and events Interne Passing Juice
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Interne Passing Juice
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March 2017 – Neuroscience in the Classroom Interne Passing Juice
October 2016 – Neurocuriosity Workshop Interne Passing Juice
October 2014 – Science of Learning Interne Passing Juice
March 2014 – Educational Neuroscience Interne Passing Juice
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What we know about the learning brain Interne Passing Juice
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What’s a control group? Why do I need one? Interne Passing Juice
Previously… Interne Passing Juice
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How the brain works Interne Passing Juice
Common misconceptions about the brain Interne Passing Juice
Children do better in school if they were born in the autumn Interne Passing Juice
Children have different learning styles Interne Passing Juice
Diet makes a difference to learning Interne Passing Juice
Fish oils improve learning Interne Passing Juice
Girls and boys have different cognitive abilities Interne Passing Juice
Intelligence is fixed Interne Passing Juice
Is the number of children with ADHD in UK schools increasing? Interne Passing Juice
Learning two languages gives an advantage at school Interne Passing Juice
Left brain versus right brain thinkers Interne Passing Juice
Mindfulness has a place in the classroom Interne Passing Juice
Most learning happens in the first 3 years Interne Passing Juice
Physical exercise enhances learning Interne Passing Juice
The future of education is brain stimulation Interne Passing Juice
Violent video games make children more violent Interne Passing Juice
We only use 10% of our brains Interne Passing Juice
Well-rested children do better at school Interne Passing Juice
You can train your brain with digital media Interne Passing Juice
The teenage brain Interne Passing Juice
Sleep Interne Passing Juice
Hormonal Changes Interne Passing Juice
At the front of the brain: The prefrontal cortex (PFC) Interne Passing Juice
Inhibitory control Interne Passing Juice
Mental time travel Interne Passing Juice
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Sensation-seeking Interne Passing Juice
Risk-taking Interne Passing Juice
Social development Interne Passing Juice
Theories of adolescence Interne Passing Juice
Evolutionary theories Interne Passing Juice
Mental health Interne Passing Juice
How does the brain develop and learn? Neuroconstructivism and neuroplasticity Interne Passing Juice
Educational neuroscience Interne Passing Juice
About the film Interne Passing Juice
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What teachers say Interne Passing Juice
Everything you and your teachers need to know about the learning brain Interne Passing Juice
What works in my classroom Interne Passing Juice
SEND, deprivation, and why simple stories don’t help Interne Passing Juice
admin Interne Passing Juice
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Unpacking polygenic scores: A reflection on the 2025 PET Annual Conference Interne Passing Juice
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gene-environment interplay Externe Passing Juice
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recently reported Externe Passing Juice
less accurate in predicting a child’s actual achievement Externe Passing Juice
New role for CEN Director Interne Passing Juice
Educational Neuroscience in Chile Interne Passing Juice
Professor Andy Tolmie Externe Passing Juice
Dr. Rebecca Gordon Externe Passing Juice
Emma Meaburn Externe Passing Juice
findings from a study Externe Passing Juice
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Reading, coloured overlays, and visual stress Interne Passing Juice
Neuromyth Interne Passing Juice
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Specific Learning Difficulties Assessments Standards Committee Externe Passing Juice
Visual Stress.info Externe Passing Juice
CEN – Vision of the classroom as unnatural and uncomfortable Externe Passing Juice
Vision, Reading Difficulties and Visual Stress Externe Passing Juice
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.optom.2016.04.002 Externe Passing Juice
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Mind Brain and Education Externe Passing Juice
How do we know what works in education? Externe Passing Juice
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CEN Activities report 2024-2025 Interne Passing Juice
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A new book on attention and focus for key stage 1 and early years teachers (that doesn’t talk about executive functions!) Interne Passing Juice
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Dr Gemma Goldenberg Externe Passing Juice
“Take Action on Distraction” Externe Passing Juice
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Does homework work? The science of when and how to approach it Interne Passing Juice
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