Frances E. Jensen provides some good insights and tips about understanding the neuroscience and multiple intelligences of the teenaged brain. Tip #1: The teen brain is still a work-in-progress where the frontal lobes are are not fully connected to the rest of the brain. This means that they have les...

Thanks to the teachers at the Crijns School! I was fortunate to be a guest at this wonderful school that enthuses and inspires its students. I am pictured here with Mat Custers (educational consultant) and school principal Joyce van Deursen. They have worked hard to implement both cooperative learni...

Wise words of advice for people who are pursuing their life’s dream from Katlyn Grasso, founder of GenHERation, a female empowerment network for high school girls: “If you are not in a financial position where you can pursue your passion right away, find ways to incorporate it into your ...

The BIG News is R.A.D.A.R. goes nationwide! In collaboration with St.Patrick’s elementary school teachers: Elaine Goodhart, Susan O’Connor, Karin Underwood and Jennifer Wohlwend our work in developing a new curriculum to teach how to solve complex Math Story Problems was the recent cover sto...

The program for Saturday, November 7th is as follows: 10.00: Walk with coffee and Limburg flan 10:30: Opening 10:45: Presentation by Haiko Jessurun, clinical psychologist / psychotherapist “Mentalizing” A first impression of Midas Jobs 11:30: Presentation of Branton Shearer, neuropsychol...

The Multiple Intelligences go to work! MIDAS Means Business! Learn more about how to use these innovative tools and concepts to spark your success. “Go crazy: Clear your agenda and join us: In TWO weeks time on the 11th of the 11th our focus day will be on Organisational Development ! We explo...