NeuroHeart Education® Conference 2021 for Educators Worldwide
May 12, 2021
NeuroHeart Education® Conference 2021 for Educators Worldwide. Come and be inspired; get new insights into NeuroHeart Education and brain-friendly learning; find out how to make the learning process more effective and efficient; and network with like-minded people from all over the world.
Winchester, United Kingdom - May 12, 2021 /PressCable/ —
This year’s global NeuroHeart Education® Conference, run by Efficient Language Coaching Global SLU, will be held online.
The conference taking place on May 14th until the 16th, is dedicated to modernising the worldwide approach to education and discussing a truly 21st century learning process.
The event will include all areas of how educators can enhance learning globally including incorporating the principles of neuroscience, coaching, speech therapy, motivation mechanisms, brain & inclusion, story-telling, heart leadership, neuroscience & decision-making and Neurolanguage Coaching®.
Despite moving to a virtual format due to the current pandemic, the event will continue to offer inspirational speakers from around the world, offering new insights into brain-friendly learning. Headline speakers include Dr Rollin McCraty, Director of Research of the HeartMath Research Center; Thomas Feiner, Founder and Director of IFEN-Neuroscience Brain Research, Training and Development; Dr. Danijela Debelić, MD and co-founder of Human Frequency Center and Brain Research Unit and Angela Maiers, World-renowned author, entrepreneur, international keynote speaker and educator.
The virtual conference programme means that the conference is able to welcome more industry leading speakers and true global voices from around the world.
Tickets are priced at just €60 euros and all proceeds are being donated to the NeuroHeart Education® Foundation. The money raised will help fund educational projects around the world.
A ticket will provide attendees with full access to the three-day conference and all the sessions, as well as:
· Access to the session recordings
· Access to the videos from all our previous conferences
· Access to the conference portal
· Access to materials, resources and the question and answer sessions
· Certificate of Attendance (for those delegates attending all the sessions on both days)
Rachel Marie Paling, founder of the NeuroHeart Education® Foundation, Director of Efficient Language Coaching and creator of Neurolanguage Coaching® said, “Come and be inspired; get new insights into NeuroHeart Education and brain-friendly learning; find out how to make the learning process more effective and efficient; and network with like-minded people from all over the world.
Help make this a record breaking event where we, as a worldwide community of coaches, educators, teachers, trainers, scientists, homeschoolers, brain and heart aficionados, raise as much as we can for the education projects being delivered worldwide later this year. The foundation needs you, the volunteer programmes need you!”
To book your place on the conference please visit the conference website.
Contact Info:
Name: Rachel Paling
Email: Send Email
Organization: Efficient Language Coaching Ltd
Address: 6 Saint Cross Road 6 St. Cross Road, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 9HX, United Kingdom
Website: https://neurolanguagecoaching.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89013418
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