Intelligence: Understanding Minds, Unlocking Potential

This is a 2-hour course.

Explore the complex and multifaceted nature of intelligence in this engaging and thought-provoking masterclass. With a focus on brain science, we’ll trace the evolution of the concept of intelligence, examine the role of executive functions, and explore how cognitive theories inform teaching and learning. We'll also reflect on how both common and personal beliefs about intelligence influence educational practices, as well as how human and artificial intelligences can complement each other to enhance learner success.

Objectives:

● Gain fresh insight into how intelligence has evolved and what that means for your classroom or school.

● Learn how to navigate the growing intersection between human and artificial intelligence and leave with actionable, research-backed strategies to spark curiosity, build resilience, and support every learner’s potential.

By the end of the course:

You’ll leave with practical strategies for designing lessons that optimize cognitive load, foster creativity, and empower learners. By the end of the session, you’ll have actionable insights to enhance your teaching practice and unlock the potential of everyone in your classroom, including yourself.

Modules:

● Is intelligence fixed, or can it grow?

● What role does mindset really play in student success?

● How do executive functions shape learning outcomes?

● And how can we avoid common neuromyths and unconscious biases that limit both our teaching and our students’ potential?

Duration: 2 hours

Audience: Teachers, School Leaders, Learning Designers, Education Enthusiasts

Certificate: At the end of the course, participants who complete all modules will receive a certificate of completion to recognize their achievement.