Profession
Specialist in Neuroeducation
Neuroscience in the classroom
A specialist in neuroeducation applies findings from neuroscience, psychology, and teaching research to help people learn better. You might work with teachers to design lessons that support attention and memory, help schools understand how stress, sleep, and motivation affect learning, or support students with learning differences. Your days can include observing classrooms, running workshops, creating materials, meeting with families, and reviewing the evidence behind popular teaching ideas so schools do not rely on myths.
Average salary
$4,000 – $10,000
Education
5 years
Employability
83%
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Neuro-Education and the Research-Practice Gap
A Johns Hopkins researcher discusses how brain science connects with classroom practice.
Principles, Tenets and Neuromyths
Educational neuroscience researcher Tracey Tokuhama-Espinosa separates evidence-based ideas from common neuromyths in teaching.
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Salary ranges from $4,000 – $10,000 per month, depending on specialization, region, and experience. Professionals in major cities tend to earn above the national average.
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