Month: May 2017

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Sleep Across Childhood: Elementary School

As children enter the school years, we start to see a reduction in some of the behavioral sleep disorders. For many children, there are great surges in the ability to regulate emotions and self soothe. Sleep in this age group becomes more distinct and the pattern of sleep is much more reflective of adult sleep-...

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Mind Matters: Robots & Project Based Learning (feat. Tom Dubick)

MIND MATTERS SHOW Robots are awesome! Not only are they taking over the planet, they are great for helping students learn science, technology, engineering, & math (STEM). TEDx presenter and Charlotte Latin teacher Tom Dubick shares his insights with host Dr. Craig Pohlman. Check out more episodes of the Mind Matters Show! Want to see...

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Mind Matters: Two Types of Tests (How to Study for Them)

MIND MATTERS SHOW All tests can be sorted into two categories - factual and analysis. Host Dr. Craig Pohlman describes each test and the different study approaches for them. Check out more episodes of the Mind Matters Show! Want to see more content? Subscribe to the Psych Byte’s YouTube page!

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Mind Matters: Comic Books & Writing Instruction (feat. Dr. Patrick O’Connor)

MIND MATTERS SHOW Comic books can be really effective tools for teaching writing, especially with reluctant writers or students who struggle getting thoughts on paper. Dr. Patrick O’Connor, psychologist and comic book expert, shares ideas with host Dr. Craig Pohlman. Check out more episodes of the Mind Matters Show! Want to see more content? Subscribe...

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Mind Matters: Parlor Games for Learning (feat. Mary B. Moore)

MIND MATTERS SHOW Having fun while learning is key to deeper learning. Therapist and parenting expert Mary B. Moore shares great ideas about using parlor games with host Dr. Craig Pohlman. Check out more episodes of the Mind Matters Show! Want to see more content? Subscribe to the Psych Byte’s YouTube page!

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Mind Matters: Multiplication Grids

MIND MATTERS SHOW Multiplication grids can be much more than a reference tool or accommodation. They actually can help students understand the concept of multiplication and improve math reasoning. Host Dr. Craig Pohlman shares tips. Check out more episodes of the Mind Matters Show! Want to see more content? Subscribe to the Psych Byte’s YouTube...

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Mind Matters: Teaching Flexible Thinking (feat. Dr. Tracy Barcott)

MIND MATTERS SHOW Flexible thinking is critical for viewing the world, relating to others, and solving problems. Dr. Tracy Barcott shares ideas for helping students think outside the box (and seeing the box from different angles!). Check out more episodes of the Mind Matters Show! Want to see more content? Subscribe to the Psych Byte’s...