Applying “Brain Rules” to create presentations your students will remember

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If you are a teacher or presenter interested in learning more about how to weave John Medina’s Brain rules into the art of effective presentations, you want to check out the link. It is loaded with, links, research articles, handouts, video on-demand training and more. My favorite part was the bit on how to effectively use graphics for presentations and how to go about getting those graphics for free. Thanks for sharing Li-lee.