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Online Educational Games

If you are having trouble  prying your child away from the computer to do their homework then we have just the site for you.  Under their \’Education\’ section Miniclip has put…

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A second opinion on learning disorders

[ted id=893] TED brings us another intriguing speaker. Dr Aditi Shankardass is pioneering the use of technology to give children with developmental disorders their most accurate diagnosis. Dr Shankardass specializes…

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The long shadow of temperament

In the cognitive neurosciences, temperament is a multilayered concept. It is often defined as a person’s characteristic way of responding emotionally and behaviorally to external events. These responses are fairly…

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A Conceptualized Framework for Edutainment

As education design becomes more complex and challenging, a new form of storytelling is required in delivering a new level of interactivity, integration and a more democratic relationship between storyteller…

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Using Music in the Classroom

When working with young children, music can be a fun and helpful way to teach different lessons. Singing songs adds several elements of involvement as many songs include the opportunity…
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Look Around You, Art is Everywhere!

Perhaps the smash hit \’Kids\’ was but a precurser to MGMT most recent appearance on one of Pop Lock and Learn\’s favourite television show \’Yo Gabba Gabba\’? [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hBoce_WqXg]

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Weekend Funnies

Here is a bit of Seinfeld/SNL humor to end the \’back to school\’ week, have a great weekend! [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDFjyh0R3rw]

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