Our Think Tank online magazine represents 21st century learning. Just as you might come across an interesting video on the Internet, click links to read more about it, and then discuss it with colleagues, our Think Tanks work that way too. Each issue starts with a media broadcast, such as a TED Talk on the brain science topic featured in the issue. This is followed by a Think Tank of teachers and researchers writing more about the topic and how it applies to the language classroom. The final Plus section includes book reviews, reader spotlights, and other special contributions.
This month’s issue was published in collaboration with the JALT Art, Research, and Teaching Special Interest Group (ART SIG). Together, we investigate the interesting connections between art and the brain that can encourage learning in the classroom. From the nerdy, to the artsy, to the practical–there’s a little something for everyone to enjoy in our articles for April 2025!
“Every child is an artist; the problem is staying an artist when you grow up.” –Pablo Picasso
APA Reference for this issue
(author). (2025). (article title, sentence case). MindBrainEd Think Tanks: Art and the Brain in Language Teaching, 11(4), (pages).
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We are building a collection of readings about the Mind, Brain, Education and related topics in simplified English. The readings are based on articles and topics that have appeared in our Think Tanks+. Use them with your students. Share them with colleagues. Read them yourself as a gentle introduction to some of the issues and themes discussed in the Think Tanks+.
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