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2010 Transforming Education through Neuroscience Award is Presented at Learning & the Brain Conference
November 21, 2010 — A pioneering researcher who studies the meaningful connection between education, psychology and neuroscience has been awarded the third annual prize for “Transforming Education through Neuroscience.” The award was publicly announced on November 20th, at the 27th
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