Educators Use Brain-based Teaching Methods

• Engage students in learning new ideas and concepts
• Recognize multiple intelligences and different learning styles
• Teach students how to use the scientific method
• Reward students for creative and imaginative responses
• Build students' self-esteem through guided self-discovery of skills, abilities, and interests
• Encourage students to work successfully on teams and on their own

Education programs foster personal connections
that increase student success.

• Promote positive involvement with schools, parents, friends, and others.
• Encourage interaction with mentors and role models working in financially rewarding and personally satisfying career paths
• Work with the Massachusetts Mentoring Partnerships and other mentoring organization
• Support provided by a variety of businesses, organizations, and agencies.

Students learn how to communicate ideas and concepts

• Design, develop, and deliver team and individual presentations at community events and conferences.
• Design websites and contribute to print and e-publications
• Serve as mentors for peers and younger students