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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
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