Neuro-Teaching 10X (Group Training)

🧠 About the Course

Neuro-Teaching 10X is a dynamic, one-day workshop designed exclusively for schools to train their teaching staff and academic leaders. The program introduces participants to the science of how the brain learns — and equips entire teams of educators with practical strategies to enhance classroom teaching, boost student engagement, and improve overall learning outcomes.

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💡 Why Neuro-Teaching?

In today’s fast-paced and complex classrooms, understanding how the brain works can transform the way we teach. Neuro-teaching blends neuroscience with pedagogy, helping educators align teaching strategies with how students actually learn. It’s not just about teaching harder — it’s about teaching smarter.

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🎯 Course Highlights

• Brain-based learning principles simplified for educators

• How attention, memory, and emotion affect learning

• Neuroscience behind classroom behavior & motivation

• Tools to reduce cognitive overload and improve retention

• Practical strategies to boost student engagement

• Real classroom scenarios, group reflection & action planning

• How can AI help Teachers & Educators in the new-age classroom

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🕐 Duration

One Day – 5.5 to 6 hours (online live session on Zoom)

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✅ What You’ll Gain

• Confidently apply brain-based strategies in your teaching

• Improve lesson design and delivery using neuroscience insights

• Create more inclusive, Brain friendly content and, create student-centered classrooms

• Learn to use AI tools in the new-age classroom

• Strengthen your professional profile with an in-demand skill

• Receive a digital certificate of participation

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👥 Who Can Join?
Schools are invited to nominate:

• Primary Teachers (Pre-K to Grade 5)

• Middle School Teachers (Grades 6–8)

• High School Teachers (Grades 9–10)

• Academic Coordinators & Leaders

✨ Empower your entire teaching team with neuroscience-based strategies that transform classroom learning.

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✏️ Requirements

• Open mind and willingness to reflect

• Laptop or Mobile Phone with Internet access, Basic digital access (Zoom)

• Notebook & pen for journaling activities

• No prior neuroscience knowledge required