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  • This space is for teaching practitioners from all levels, forms and places of education and learning. Our vision is that you will use it to address - in your own terms and according to your own priorities - the challenge of belonging to an occupation at the leading edge of scientific, professional and technological development.  In particular, we hope the space will offer an opportunity for you to discuss, freely and openly, issues and experiences about the brain and its role in the process of learning that relate to your own involvement in education.

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