Mine Conkbayir's guest appearances

Mine Conkbayir

Pivotal Podcast

Pod-CACHE

The Teachers' Point of View

Alison Kriel

Simon Smith

Jon Tait

Liam Collins

Hannah Wilson

David Miller

Chris Turner

Alex Gray

David Cameron

Bill Rogers

Katharine Birbalsingh

John Murphy

Mark Anderson

James Mannion

Mary Myatt

OwlTail

Dr Mine Conkbayir is an incredibly talented educator, who has strong views on neuroscience and the behaviours in children.   Make sure you listen in and hit like!  #theteacherspointofview #education #teachingincovid #covid #http #graduate #school #teachersmatter #teacherappreciation #edchat #edtech #learning #elearning

Dr Mine Conkbayir is an incredibly talented educator, who has strong views on neuroscience and the behaviours in children.  Make sure you listen in and hit like! #theteacherspointofview #education #teachingincovid #covid #http #graduate #school #teachersmatter #teacherappreciation #edchat #edtech #learning #elearning

The Teachers' Point of View - Dr Mine Conkbayir

Hi and welcome to Pod-CACHE, the portable CPD and best practice podcast from CACHE, presented by Dawn Mulvaney - Editor of www.CACHEAlumni.org.uk In this episode, Dawn talks to Mine Conkbayir, a passionate advocate of neuroscience informed training for Early Years Practitioners and Teachers. Mine recently completed a PhD around this subject and has developed resources, online courses and supported the development of the NCFE CACHE Level 2 Award in an Introduction to Neuroscience in Early Years. Dawn and Mine talk about the way neuroscience knowledge could change how we educate children and the pitfalls of ignoring the new research around early childhood development.  Mine also talks us through some great tips to support the development of self-regulation in children and the importance of our own wellbeing and self-understanding in co-regulation and behaviour.  If you would like to join CACHE Alumni, the association for professional caregivers, you can find us at www.cachealumni.org.uk. Membership is free and you'll find loads more examples of best practice, lots of great sector insight and opinion from subject specialists across Care, Education and Early Years.  You can find Mine on Twitter at @MineEYMind and on LinkedIn and Facebook. You can find out more about Mine's work at https://mineconkbayir.co.uk or through attending the CACHE conferences or Mine's dedicated Neuroscience and Early Intervention conference in March.  You can find Dawn on Twitter at @DawnConnieM and on LinkedIn.  Until next time.... Take care.

Hi and welcome to Pod-CACHE, the portable CPD and best practice podcast from CACHE, presented by Dawn Mulvaney - Editor of <a href="http://www.cachealumni.org.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.CACHEAlumni.org.uk</a> In this episode, Dawn talks to Mine Conkbayir, a passionate advocate of neuroscience informed training for Early Years Practitioners and Teachers. Mine recently completed a PhD around this subject and has developed resources, online courses and supported the development of the NCFE CACHE Level 2 Award in an Introduction to Neuroscience in Early Years. Dawn and Mine talk about the way neuroscience knowledge could change how we educate children and the pitfalls of ignoring the new research around early childhood development.  Mine also talks us through some great tips to support the development of self-regulation in children and the importance of our own wellbeing and self-understanding in co-regulation and behaviour.  If you would like to join CACHE Alumni, the association for professional caregivers, you can find us at <a href="http://www.cachealumni.org.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.cachealumni.org.uk.</a> Membership is free and you'll find loads more examples of best practice, lots of great sector insight and opinion from subject specialists across Care, Education and Early Years.  You can find Mine on Twitter at @MineEYMind and on LinkedIn and Facebook. You can find out more about Mine's work at <a href="https://mineconkbayir.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mineconkbayir.co.uk</a> or through attending the CACHE conferences or Mine's dedicated Neuroscience and Early Intervention conference in March.  You can find Dawn on Twitter at @DawnConnieM and on LinkedIn.  Until next time.... Take care.

Dawn learns about the Neuroscience of Early Childhood and Education with Mine Conkbayir

Ollie spoke to Mine Conkbayir this week about the brain and why we all need to know so much more about it than we do. She helps to debunk some myths which are still very prevalent in today’s schools and presents a high level of challenge to all educators to examine their practice. Mine is an … Continue reading Why all educators need to care about Mine Conkbayir’s frontal cortex – 184 →

Ollie spoke to Mine Conkbayir this week about the brain and why we all need to know so much more about it than we do. She helps to debunk some myths which are still very prevalent in today’s schools and presents a high level of challenge to all educators to examine their practice. Mine is an … <a href="http://www.pivotalpodcast.com/mine-conkbayir-184/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Continue reading Why all educators need to care about Mine Conkbayir’s frontal cortex – 184 →</a>

Why all educators need to care about Mine Conkbayir’s frontal cortex – 184