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Understanding the Feeling Brain

Why a Child Can't Just Calm Down

How Regulation Develops

Check Your Understanding

The know-how every teacher needs — how the young brain handles feelings, the science of the 'flipped lid,' why children can't 'calm down' on command, and how regulation develops.

You don't need a neuroscience degree to teach this unit — but a simple understanding of what happens in a young child's brain during a big feeling will transform how you respond. Here's the essential science, in plain language.

The Brain Science Every Teacher Should Know

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