The Truth About Brain Injuries
Fawn Fritzen, a professional brain geek at LDAY Centre for Learning, shares 5 brain injury myths as June is Brain Injury Awareness Month
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Your Brain Bandit And You
Your Brain Bandit is the playful name we use to refer to another important part of your brain: the amygdala.
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Busting the Biggest Neuromyth
The idea of having “one best learning style” is the most persistent neuromyth out there When I first learned about using multiple modes, I found
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Learn Your Way: LDAY’s (Almost) Secret Agenda
Learning looks different for everyone. Fawn explores how LDAY supports neurodiversity and challenges traditional learning perspectives.
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Nicole Edwards: Mind over music
Nicole Edwards quietly released Yukon Lullaby for Mental Health. It has just one song, but includes a suite of mindfulness education tools.
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Sweet and singing
No tradition is sweeter than the All-City Band’s annual fundraising Dessert & Dance. Now in its 18th year, the event is held every February on
Confessions of a Chanteuse
Last fall I got to step into a spotlight I’d been dreaming of for years. After six years behind the keyboard at the back of
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What Good Does Art Do?
John Trotter was supposed to be a lawyer. Becoming the musical director for Wheaton College in Chicago wasn’t part of the plan. “Music was my
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