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Recent research in neuroscience shows that each brain processes information differently. The way we learn is as individual as DNA or fingerprints. In its research, CAST has identified three primary brain networks and the roles they play in learning.

Learning disabilities such as dyslexia English language barriers Emotional or behavioral problems Lack of interest or engagement Sensory and physical disabilities

From preschool to high school, spelling bees to drivers’ education, eHow has a wide range of K-12 How Tos for students, parents and educators. Are you a teacher wondering how to choose educational games for kindergarten children? eHow has fun and instructive options to keep kids engaged. Is your child or teen struggling to perform academically? Look to eHow for great advice on finding the right tutor or study group.

The first set of links provides information for people who have not yet read the book or have a general interest. It contains: Bios of the authors Reviews of the book, what people are saying The table of contents An excerpt from the book, "The Prologue" A list of venues and dates where the authors will be speaking The second set of links contains resources for people who have read the book and want to learn more about the theory. Here you will find: An online discussion forum Additional resources including an expanded bibliography and source code for simulations Q&A section for asking the authors questions A form for emailing the authors

Here's the emerging Top 100 Tools for Learning 2009  list, where you can compare the rankings of the tools with the last two years.  Note, by "learning" we mean both formal and informal learning .

The TechMatrix is a powerful tool for finding educational and assistive technology products for students with special needs. Learn what questions to ask and how to make informed ed tech decisions with our updated Guides.