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Exploring the Art and Science of Single-Tasking in a Multitasking World

Wednesday, February 14, 3:00 pm–3:50 pm
Seattle Convention Center - 609

In today's fast-paced digital landscape, students are constantly bombarded with distractions, making it crucial for educators to understand the impact of multitasking (switch-tasking) on developing minds. Dive deep into neuroscience as we unravel the mysteries of competing focus and its detrimental effects on the brain. This course goes beyond theory to equip you with practical, classroom-ready practices that foster single-tasking, enhance concentration, and cultivate meaningful learning experiences.

Format:
50-minute Session
Focus Area:
Brain Research/Neuroscience
Audience:
All Audiences
Skill Level:
All levels
Grade Level:
All Grade Levels

Presented by


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Missy Widmann (Presenter)
Educator
Neural Education

Dr. Missy Widmann is a lifelong learner of education, technology, and well-being. With an unshakable passion for the brain, Missy has carved a unique path in the world of educational neuroscience. Having earned her doctoral degree from Northeastern University, Dr. Widmann brings rigor and innovation to her work. With a teaching career spanning 24 years, she continues to co-create with other educators to expand the field of educational neuroscience. Missy co-founded Neural Education to support educators as they gain insights into neuroscience that drive change in how we approach education, well-being, and engagement.


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