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Fundamentally, I see my role as an educator as to find creative ways to nurture the development and resilience of the human brain. Yes, I teach subjects, and there's content knowledge that I impart to my students. But at its root, pedagogy is about the process of teaching and learning,…

Through a vast network of nerve fibres, electrical signals are constantly travelling across the brain. This complicated activity is what ultimately gives rise to our thoughts, emotions and behaviours – but also possibly to mental health and neurological problems when things go wrong.

Brain teasers can be a good way to help you focus

Becca Herlingshaw, from Middlesbrough, has told how she was hit by a van while on holiday in Romania with a pal and remains in hospital waiting until she is well enough to travel home

IFAB declined to approve a trial of the new measure in the English, French and American leagues.

The Saturdays star posted on Instagram to raise awareness for Brain Tumour Awareness month in memory of her dad, Stephen

"Cam is ... all around good looking."

Pursuing a college degree as an adult with children is a monumental but worthwhile endeavor. Research shows that earning a degree increases income and therefore health outcomes for the whole family. Higher income has also been associated with experiences that lead to more brain activity and cognitive development for infants.

Care home provider Sanctuary Care has launched a nationwide initiative to turn care on its head by empowering elderly residents to harness existing pastimes and skills

The puzzles are billed by experts as a great way of challenging cognitive skills, problem solving abilities and helping folk focus - they are also credited for improving your mood.

Amy Lambert’s mother Sarah was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia – specifically Pick’s disease – at the age of 47