As we age, we can see our hair gray and our skin wrinkle. Less obvious are the changes happening in our brains.

These bundles form the information cables of your entire nervous system.

What if exam grades could be boosted just with a confidence exercise before the exam?

What if schools completely did away with standardized testing?

Schools can use neuroscience research to optimize their environments to match the best ways for students to learn.

If your body were a ship, your brain would be the command center.

Memories of failed attempts and false starts while learning to ride a bike may remain, but it likely all feels natural now. For that, you can thank the intricate circuits comprising your nervous system.

You might struggle to learn new steps in your dance class, but your brain is working to ensure you nail the routine.

Many techniques used by elementary school teachers can be applicable to middle and high school teachers as well.

Learn about the benefits of water play for young children.