Videos and Short Films

Sometimes, the easiest way to learn about something is to see it in action. The following videos are designed to introduce core concepts related to Neuro-Education and showcase how Viconic Language Method strategies might be used in a variety of educational settings.

Neuro-Education Theory and Philosophy

(Arwood, 2011; Arwood & Merideth, 2017; Robb, 2016)

Dr. Christopher Merideth Illustrates the Three Lenses of Arwood’s Neuro-Education Model

Dr. Bonnie Robb Explores The NsLLT
and The Four Levels of Learning

Dr. Ellyn Arwood Draws Out Her Neuro-Semantic Language Learning Theory

Exploring Proficiency-Based Assessment
From a Neuro-Education Perspective
-Lindsay Ray, M.Ed.

Knowledge About the Brain

What is Visual Thinking From a
Neuro-Education Perspective?
- Dr. Christopher Merideth

How Does the Brain Organize Sensory Information in Order to Learn?
Levels 3 and 4 of The NsLLT
-
Dr. Ellyn Arwood

Explaining Visual vs. Auditory
Note-Taking Strategies
- Sherry Steppel

How Does the Brain Process Visual and Auditory Sensory Information?
Levels 1 and 2 of The NsLLT
- Dr. Christopher Merideth

Viconic Language Methods:
Brain-Based Visual Education Strategies

(Arwood, 2011)

Constructing a Visual Language
Picture Dictionary - Alyse Rostamizadeh

Demonstrating a Visual Language
“I” Story - Alyse Rostamizadeh

Dr. Christopher Merideth Demonstrates
the Basics of Visual Language Cartooning

Creating a Visual Language Flowchart of Interconnected Ideas - Alyse Rostamizadeh

Neuro-Education Classroom Examples

A Day in the Life of a Neuro-Educator
- Rebecca Imison

(Arwood, 2011; Arwood & Merideth, 2017; Robb, 2016)

Making the Paradigm Shift
Into Neuro-Education
- Dr. Bonnie Robb

Meet the Authors of Neuro-Education Press

The following videos were filmed at the Neuro-Education Press Launch Gala in March, 2025; Portland, Oregon.

Neuro-Education Press
Founder’s Address:
- Dr. Christopher Merideth

Our Collective Impact Thus Far:
A Brief History of Neuro-Education
- Dr. Ellyn Arwood

Learning, Equity, and the Brain:
An Explorative Panel Discussion About Social Justice

Stay tuned for more videos featuring interviews with the authors, editors, and academic contributors of Neuro-Education Press.

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