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Welcome and What Your Brain Does

Let’s Take a Fun Trip INTO THE BRAIN

Meet the CEREBRAL CORTEX: Your Thinking Cap

Feel and Touch with the SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX

Seeing, Moving, and Remembering

VISION: How Your Brain Turns Light into Sight

RIGHT VISUAL FIELD vs. LEFT VISUAL FIELD: What Each Side Sees

How the Brain Plans and Controls MOVEMENT

MEMORY: How Your Brain Stores and Remembers Stuff

Feelings and Balance

LIMBIC: The Brain’s Emotion and Motivation System

CEREBELLUM: Balance, Coordination, and Smooth Moves

CELLS AND SYNAPSES: Neurons Talking to Neurons

Check Your Understanding: Quizzes

Quiz 1: Brain Basics and the Cerebral Cortex

Quiz 2: Somatosensory Cortex and Vision

Quiz 3: Visual Fields and Movement

Quiz 4: Memory and the Limbic System

Quiz 5: Cerebellum and Neuron Communication

Tell Us What You Think: Surveys

Survey 1: What was most interesting about the brain?

Survey 2: Was the vision and movement content clear?

Survey 3: Do you feel confident about memory and emotions?

Survey 4: Rate the activities and examples

Survey 5: What should we add or change next time?

Neuroscience Foundations: Brain Structures and Functions for Educators is a practical, engaging course designed to help teachers, school leaders, and instructional coaches translate brain science into classroom impact. You’ll take a guided tour through core brain systems—the cerebral cortex, somatosensory cortex, visual pathways, motor planning networks, memory systems, the limbic system, the cerebellum, and neuron-to-neuron communication—so you can better understand how students think, feel, move, and learn. Each module connects clear explanations with educator-ready takeaways: how attention works, why multisensory learning sticks, how emotions shape memory, and how to design lessons that respect the brain’s architecture. You’ll explore concepts like visual fields, movement planning, and synaptic plasticity through concise lessons, quizzes to check understanding, and reflection prompts. By the end, you’ll confidently apply neuroscience principles to boost engagement, strengthen retention, and support diverse learners. Whether you teach early grades, secondary, or adult learners, this course gives you a science-backed toolkit to design better learning experiences—grounded in how the brain really works.

Neuroscience Foundations: Brain Structures and Functions for Educators

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            <p>Brains aren’t just mystery mush—they’re busy control centers that help you think, feel, move, see, and remember. This course is your guided tour of the brain, built especially for curious middle school learners and the educators who support them. We’ll start by exploring the big jobs your brain does and then zoom into the cerebral cortex, the “thinking cap” that powers planning, problem-solving, and creativity. You’ll also meet the somatosensory cortex to discover how your brain turns touches, taps, and textures into information you can use.</p>

<p>Next, you’ll see how light becomes sight in the vision system, why your right and left visual fields matter, and how your brain plans and controls movement so you can run, jump, and write smoothly. We’ll break down memory—how your brain stores and retrieves information—and visit the limbic system, where emotions and motivation get their spark. You’ll also get to know the cerebellum, the master of balance and coordination, and peek into how neurons “talk” at synapses. Short quizzes will help you check what you know, and quick surveys let you share what’s clear, what’s confusing, and what you want more of. By the end, you’ll understand key brain structures and functions—and be ready to spot the science behind your everyday thoughts, feelings, and actions.</p>
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