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Presentation Style: Warm, interesting,
knowledgeable, insightful; use of humor.
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workshops and presentations
Marilee Sprenger is considered an expert in education on the
brain, learning and memory, and differentiation. She is one of
the most entertaining and informative authors and speakers in
the field of education. She leaves her audiences with
practical techniques to implement in their classrooms
immediately.
Marilee is a member of the American Academy of Neurology, the
Learning and the Brain Society, and the Cognitive Neuroscience
Society as well as many education organizations such as ASCD
and Phi Delta Kappa. She is the author of
Learning and Memory: The Brain in Action,
Becoming a Wiz at Brain-based Teaching, Differentiation
through Learning Styles and Memory, How to Teach So Students
Remember,Memory 101 for Educators, and The Developing Brain:
Birth through Age Eight. She has written numerous articles, contributed to textbooks,
and provides staff development internationally.
A
former classroom teacher, she is an adjunct professor at
Aurora University, teaching graduate courses on brain based
teaching, learning and memory, and differentiation. Teachers
who have read Marilee’s work or heard her speak agree that
they walk away with user-friendly information that can be
applied at all levels.
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