The Education Revolution: How to Apply Brain Science to Improve Instruction and School Climate

by Horacio Sanchez

Maximizing student capacity and restoring motivation—the key to school successBrain research has the power to revolutionize education, but it can be difficult for educators to implement innovative strategies without the proper knowledge or resources. The Education Revolution bridges the gap between neuroscience, psychology, and educational practice. It delivers what educators current and relevant concrete applications to use in classrooms and schools. Readers will find

Teaching strategies and model lessons designed to advance academic performance Solution-focused practices to address the root of negative behaviors  Approaches to counteract the negative impact of technology on the brain Concrete methods to improve school climate

Genres: Nonfiction

202 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 29, 2016

Reviews

[Mitzi]

Horacio Sanchez was a keynote speaker at a summer counseling conference I attended in June. He was a fascinating and dynamic speaker and I found myself wishing he had been given more time because I wanted to keep listening to him. His book is geared toward teachers (rather than school counselors), but I found much of the information relevant and applicable to anyone in a school setting, as well as valuable for parents, community members, and educational stakeholders. I plan to utilize his mental and physical grounding techniques in small group sessions and classroom visits to teach kids hyper-focusing mindfulness skills. It is reaffirming to see the brain science validate these implementations, especially because I work in such a data-driven field.

[Allison Denlinger]

Really really great read for educators and especially reading specialists. Some really technical language and deep thinking I loved it! New brain concepts that all teachers should know and read! Excellent author!

[Aneesah Nu'Man]

Should be required reading for all university students (no matter the major), administrators, teachers, and parents.