June 10 Power Brain Teaching Mini-Workshop @ PBTC

On June 10 (Chancellor’s Conference Day in NYC), the Power Brain Training Center will facilitate an exciting training:

Power Brain Teaching Mini-Workshop

June 10th, 9am-3pm

Power Brain Training Center

Fee: $240/$215 by May 27

The PBTM is an energetic introduction into the 15-lesson Brain Education for Enhanced Learning curriculum. This one-day workshop trains participants how to deliver the highlights of the Enhanced Learning lessons to their students. Participants will learn over 100 physical, emotional and cognitive exercises, activities, games and lessons designed to improve classroom management, focus, emotional regulation, confidence, memory and creativity.

This workshop is recommended for teachers and specialists who see the value of this integrated, progressive educational approach but may currently lack the tangible tools to actualize this into their practice.

***Space is limited! *** 25 participant maximum! ***

Please contact (718) 224 1500 or DBeal@powerbrainedu.com ASAP to register.

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Power Brain Teaching Mini Workshop BQ Day June 10, 2010

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