Workshops/Keynotes
for Educators
From understanding how the brain learns to translating research into practical classroom strategies, professional learning should leave educators with ideas they can actually use!

Evidence-Based Strategies to Enhance Student Learning
Explore research in educational neuroscience and the science of learning and translate it into practical classroom strategies, with ready-to-use retrieval and metacognition tools.

Making Sense of Executive Skills
Executive skills: the word that is on every educator’s lips… but what exactly are they? Can they actually be improved? What strategies can you implement in your classroom to support them?

Understanding Our Students’ Brains: Answers to Your Questions
A practical exploration of how the brain learns, spacing, active learning and distraction, grounded in research and classroom application.

Neuromyths in Education
Take a deep dive into vulgarized scientific research to identify neuromyths in education and implement approaches that are backed by strong evidence.

Leveraging Neuroplasticity to Deepen Metacognition
Explore how teaching neuroplasticity can support metacognition, motivation and agency through spacing, retrieval, goal setting and self-evaluation.

Demystifying Working Memory
Learn how to design instruction that reduces unnecessary load and supports meaningful learning for diverse learners.

Maximize Student Engagement & Concentration in a World of Fragmented Attention
Understand attention, identify barriers to concentration and create learning environments that support sustained attention and flow.

Feedback That Moves Learning Forward
From corrective comments to feedback that students can actually use. Learn about the research behind strong formative feedback.

The Science of Retrieval Practice
Understand why remembering (and forgetting!) strengthens learning and how to build low-prep retrieval routines.

Spacing & Interleaving
Explore practical planning strategies for maximum durable learning retention.

Help Your Students Learn How to Study Effectively
Use neuroscience and cognitives sciences research to explicitly teach students effective study strategies rather than relying on intuition.

How to Bring More Hands-on STEM into Your Practice
Simple ways to increase hands-on STEM learning while keeping implementation manageable and purposeful.
Curated workshop on demand
Every school, organization or community has different needs. A curated session can combine themes from the catalogue or focus on a specific challenge, audience or research question. Content, examples, activities, language, duration and format can be adapted. Available as a workshop, keynote, series or virtual session.
All offerings can be delivered in French or English. Timing can be adjusted.
Participant at BCScTA conference, 2023
“Lots of useful classroom practices that I can actually start next week to help my students retrieve info and challenge themselves. Thank you!"
Participant at ISABC conference, 2026
"Outstanding presentation and presenter. Made the material very digestible and engaging."
Participant at ISABC conference, 2026
"Relevant and wedded in practical applications/case studies. Was able to authoritatively answer the questions posed."

Are you interested in self-led courses?
Check out our online learning collection for self-led learning options available in French or English.

Stephanie Dodier
The presenter you were looking for!
Stephanie Dodier has over fifteen years of experience as an educator (K-12 and post-secondary). Her mission is to communicate evidence-based learning practices to bridge the gap between academia and practice. With her science background, she is able to vulgarize and make accessible the most recent research from the fields of cognitive sciences, educational neurosciences, and the science of learning. Stephanie is a passionate facilitator that you will not forget anytime soon!
Let's create meaningful professional development opportunities together!

Communiquez votre message pour une impression durable
Explorez les dernières recherches sur les neurosciences de l'éducation et la science de l'apprentissage. Apprenez à mettre en œuvre ces principes pour optimiser l'apprentissage de vos apprenants Apportez des changements simples mais puissants à votre méthode de communication et accédez à une boîte à outils avec une variété d'outils pratiques pour promouvoir la récupération en mémoire et la métacognition.
Déconstruire les mythes entourant les sciences
Lorsque nous voyons des dessins de scientifiques ou entendons quelqu'un dire qu'il ne peut pas faire de science parce qu'il est un artiste, il est impératif d'avoir une discussion sur la nature de la science. Est-il possible que la façon dont nous présentons la science contribue aux mythes sur la science ?
Comment mener une séance de développement professionnel de façon significative et efficace?
Le modèle actuel de développement professionnel préconisé dans le milieu (one and done) n'est pas le plus efficace selon la recherche. Démontrons des éléments qui conduisent à un apprentissage durable chez vos participants.
Des réunions qui comptent
Les réunions font partie intégrante du lieu de travail. Souvent, elles sont longues et les participants ont tendance à se désengager. Dans cette séance, nous répondons à vos préoccupations pour que vous puissiez créer des réunions engageantes qui favorisent la connection/efficacité avec vos participants.

Les parents : un puissant allié d'étude
Les parents veulent souvent aider leurs enfants à étudier, mais ne savent pas comment. Explorons ensemble quelques pistes de solutions concrètes fondées sur des recherches en éducation pour établir un partenariat puissant entre l'enfant et le parent.
Aider votre enfant à rester concentré
Parfois, les enfants se buttent devant un problème difficile ou ils ne peuvent pas se mettre au travail à cause de la procrastination ou ils se découragent facilement. Découvrez ici des stratégies pratiques pour aider votre enfant à trouver son flow, cet état d'esprit dans lequel ils vivent une expérience d'apprentissage positive.


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