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USC Center for Affective Neuroscience, Development, Learning & Education at @USCRossier, led by Dr. Mary Helen Immordino-Yang. Follow us for research & news.

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Dr. Immordino-Yang: How Emotions & Social Factors Impact Learning | Hube... https://t.co/WBqG7uJChV via @YouTube

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Speaking of Higher Ed’s newest podcast episode features CANDLE’s Mary Helen Immordino-Yang, examining the neurobiological role of emotions in learning, and how this understanding can support meaningful student learning. To watch, click the link below!

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Schools can help our nation heal after this bruising election https://t.co/HzT9q7NeZb

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Belonging as Legacy https://t.co/WWi59nCePy

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AUHSD Future Talks: Episode 113 (Emily Gonzalez, Christina Kundrak, Dian... https://t.co/ipBUqd9XNb via @YouTube

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Dreamers have been called escapists, romantics, or simply 'heads in the clouds'. But @USCRossier research uncovers how powerful sharing dreams and stories with your grandparents can be. ✨ https://t.co/Ft2LP3Ephs

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Human development has 5 key principles – here’s why they matter https://t.co/02hSKJFzUo

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Teaching two classes at the USC Rossier and an institute with Dr. Christina Kundrak  made for a busy summer for our Director, but working with dedicated, empathetic and committed students like these gives us hope for the future of education. @uscrossier

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The incredible powers of transcendental thinking, explained by a neuroscientist https://t.co/aWgIdDYV23

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New research by Mary Helen Immordino-Yang, EdD, and USC CANDLE reveals that witnessing violence harms teens' brains, but ‘transcendent thinking’ can counteract the negative impacts.

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Please join us for our annual Summer Institute starting July 29th. We will be exploring CANDLE's (https://t.co/1UCBKM7C9G) new research on transcendent thinking and so much more. Only a few seats still available. https://t.co/1tDX8aAyAM

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Looking forward to the upcoming Conference to Restore Humanity and Dr Immordino-Yang's keynote. There is still time to register.
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