In this 90-minute Masterclass, Sue Langley draws on neuroscience research to explore what is happening inside the brains of the people you facilitate.
Sue will share practical, evidence-based insights into the conditions the brain requires for genuine learning to occur, and how understanding those conditions can shape the way you design and deliver every session.
What you will take away:
- A deeper understanding of how the brain processes and retains new learning
- Insights into the role of emotional climate in learning and how to work with it deliberately
- Practical ways to adapt your facilitation based on how the brain is wired
This session is designed for facilitators who want to deepen their practice by understanding the neuroscience behind what makes learning stick.
Sue Langley has spent more than two decades exploring one of the most compelling questions in modern science: “What does it truly take for people and organisations to flourish?” As founder and CEO of the Langley Group, she brings together neuroscience, positive psychology, and emotional intelligence in ways that are both rigorous and practical, inspiring leaders and organisations across the globe to build positive cultures and thrive. Sue’s mission is to make a positive difference to global human flourishing, and we are so pleased to have her join us for our Masterclass!