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Understanding How Kids Learn with Patrice Bain

Patrice Bain explains how research on how children learn can guide teaching and how parents can be included in the process.

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Educator, presenter, and author Patrice Bain shares insights on understanding how kids learn and how to involve parents in the process.

Educator, presenter and author, Patrice Bain sits down with “Building the Bridge” as we uncover ways to understand how kids learn and how to include parents in the conversation.

Building the BridgeEpisode 7 - Understanding How Kids Learn: An Interview with Patrice BainDecember 2, 2020 · 13 min 55 sPlay episode: Episode 7 - Understanding How Kids Learn: An Interview with Patrice Bain (13 minutes 55 seconds)Follow on SpotifyApple

Patrice has spent 15 years of her teaching career working with cognitive scientists turning research into learning strategies. Among many other achievements, she was one of two U.S. teachers on the working task group: Neuro Myths vs. Neuro Truths, sponsored by the Institute of Education Sciences & National Commission on Education Research. In our interview we talk about the Teaching Triangle, the Responsibility Diagram, and so much more. This interview is a compelling teaser for Patrice’s new book, Powerful Teaching: A Guide for Parents, published by John Catt Educational. Learn more about Patrice on her website www.patricebain.com

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