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In a classroom setting it is important to help students learn how to deal with feelings of anger and frustration in a healthy way.

Why do people say the brain is plastic? Read this post to discover how the brain is able to change structurally and functionally.

Spring Break is the perfect time to let young minds run free! Check out our reading list to help your students get the most out of their time at home.

In honour of Brain Awareness Week, founded and coordinated by the Dana Foundation, we're sharing exclusive, fun classroom resources!

Breathing exercises are a form of mindfulness for kids and can help them pause and overcome these feelings, not to mention they are quick, easy and free!

We eat food every day, but have you ever wondered how the food you eat affects you? You’ve probably heard that it gives you energy and that is true, but it can also affect your mood, brain and behavior!

The Developmental Foundations 14-week program guides students through specific and slow movements designed to integrate any retained primitive reflexes.

The executive functions of the brain are skills that are essential for academic success!

When it comes to handling exhaustion, there are a few strategies that we recommend. If you're an educator, we hope you find these helpful!

We know that exercise is important for our physical health, but did you know that it also benefits the brain? Here are the benefits of physical activity on the brain!