Our Online Modules

Now, teachers can develop their learning expertise anytime, anywhere with our online modules, created to help introduce educators to a few key aspects of our learning framework.  These modules are based on groundbreaking research from neuroscience and other disciplines on how children learn and vary in their learning.

Our online modules are designed to help teachers build or refresh their understanding of three important elements of learning: language, memory, and attention.

These self-paced 2-3 hour modules incorporate audio, video, text, diagrams, and animation.  They'll allow you to:

• Refresh and deepen your knowledge around language, memory, and attention, helping you describe the components of these learning constructs, identify specific student strengths and weaknesses in these areas, and select specific strategies accordingly.
• Apply new knowledge and assess your own understanding through numerous interactive exercises, including case studies.
• Access research-based strategies, tools, and assessment tactics that you can use to evaluate your students who struggle with language, memory, and attention, allowing you to make data-driven decisions.
• Use tools, techniques, and tips immediately.

NOTE: All Kinds of Minds is unable to provide completion certification to those who access the modules, which may be required by schools/districts in order to award CE credit. Users are welcome to explore with their districts options for receiving CE credits for the modules without direct documentation from All Kinds of Minds.

> Access the Language module – In this module, you'll probe receptive and expressive language. In-depth sections drill into sentence comprehension, semantic use, verbal elaboration, word retrieval, and much more.

> Access the Attention module – In this module, you'll explore mental energy controls (functions regulating cognitive energy flow), processing controls (functions regulating the processing of incoming information), and production controls (functions regulating academic output and behavioral control).

> Access the Memory module – In this module, you'll examine short-term memory, active working memory (mentally suspending bits of information while using or manipulating them), and long-term memory (storage and retrieval of information, experiences, or skills).

We recommend the following system requirements to take our online modules:

• A broadband (cable or DSL) connection is highly recommended. 
• Internet Explorer V6.1 or higher. If you have another browser or a lower version of IE, some of the features may not function as designed. 
• Speakers or a sound card are required as the modules contain audio and, in some cases, video are used throughout the course.