Change Your Language, Change Your Lives: What Adults Can Say Differently Today to Change the Brains of Tomorrow
Format
Individual Presentation
Location
Harborside Center East
Strand #1
Mental & Physical Health
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Brief Program Description
Neuroscience discoveries have revolutionized our understanding of how the brains of our children learn and grow. In particular, brain research reveals how the specific language used by adults who teach, mentor, counsel, and parent youth has a much more profound effect on their development than previously realized. Learn the four powerful “languages of the brain” that transform the lives of the children you serve. Participants learn a new way of talking to youth that builds resilience, promotes intrinsic motivation, enhances cognitive stimulation, and creates kaleidoscope thinkers.
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Biographical Sketch
FEATURED SPEAKER: Frank Kros, President, The Upside Down Organization, Baltimore, MD
Frank Kros is a career child advocate, who has served as a childcare worker, child abuse investigator, children’s home administrator, consultant, college professor, attorney, writer and speaker. Certified in applied educational neuroscience, Frank currently serves as president of The Upside Down Organization and executive vice president of The Children’s Guild, one of the largest private providers of special education services in Maryland.
Keyword Descriptors
Neuroscience, Languages fo the brain, Intrinsic motivation, Cognitive stimulation, Kaleidoscope thinkers
Presentation Year
2015
Start Date
3-2-2015 3:00 PM
End Date
3-2-2015 4:15 PM
Recommended Citation
Kros, Frank, "Change Your Language, Change Your Lives: What Adults Can Say Differently Today to Change the Brains of Tomorrow" (2015). National Youth Advocacy and Resilience Conference. 70.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/nyar_savannah/2015/2015/70
Change Your Language, Change Your Lives: What Adults Can Say Differently Today to Change the Brains of Tomorrow
Harborside Center East
Neuroscience discoveries have revolutionized our understanding of how the brains of our children learn and grow. In particular, brain research reveals how the specific language used by adults who teach, mentor, counsel, and parent youth has a much more profound effect on their development than previously realized. Learn the four powerful “languages of the brain” that transform the lives of the children you serve. Participants learn a new way of talking to youth that builds resilience, promotes intrinsic motivation, enhances cognitive stimulation, and creates kaleidoscope thinkers.