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And they are always very amusing and interesting, I love the short clips of "heart and brain", usually in conflict or at least being contrary with one another, on all sorts of social media feeds, instagram, facebook etc. They are uplifting and amusing and never fail to make me smile and there is always something that resonates with me, I think they illustrate a lot of what is almost universal or basic to the human experience.

Previous to this book I had bought the two separate "Heart and Brain" collections and they are great, this book was great too and I have planned to further purchase the "Organ Attack" book and I have considered all the merch too, card and board games etc.

This book is not simply comic illustration like the others but I found it to be very illuminating and enlightening. It avoids being too academic, the style and fun of the other books is definitely present in this one, but I think that anyone who has not studied the topic in depth could learn something from reading this book. A really great read and a really great entry in the growing collection of Anxious Yeti/Organ Attack books. Fantastic. Recommended.

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The Brain Is Kind of a Big Deal - Kindle edition by Seluk, Nick, Seluk, Nick. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Brain Is Kind of a Big Deal.

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The Power of Making Thinking Visible: Practices to Engage and Empower All Learners

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Tapping the Power of Intrinsic Motivation

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Strategies to promote autonomy and other levers for motivation in an inclusive classroom setting.

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how we learn: why brains learn better than any machine . . . for now

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Putting Neuroscience in the Classroom: How the Brain Changes As We Learn

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Identifying Primary Will Drivers in Teachers

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