2026 Engage Learning Conference

What if the behaviors that frustrate you most are actually predictable—and changeable—once you understand the brain behind them? Join us for an engaging session designed to equip educators with a practical, neuroscience-informed understanding of how brain development and regulation directly influence behavior, emotional regulation, and overall student well-being. 

This session integrates current research in brain development with applied insights from QEEG (quantitative electroencephalography) neurofeedback. The goal is to help educators move beyond surface-level behavior management and toward a deeper understanding of why students behave the way they do—and what can be done to support more regulated, engaged learning environments.