Lead engaging workshops on this unique and simplified four-tier model for teaching mathematics! This facilitator's guide gives staff developers and workshop leaders all the materials needed to present the latest neuroscientific findings in practical, understandable terms and demonstrate how this information impacts mathematics instruction at all grade levels. You will be able to lead workshops on how the brain develops an understanding of number relationships and processes mathematical concepts, how environmental and developmental factors contribute to difficulties in learning mathematics, and how differentiated mathematics instruction promotes student success. Key points:Adapting lessons to meet children's developmental learning stagesRelating classroom studies to concrete, real-world applicationsPlanning mathematics lessons based on current research, including discoveries about memory systems and lesson timingand much more! | Facilitator's Guide To How The Brain Learns Mathematics by David A. Sousa, Paperback | Indigo Chapters