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A fine book that authoritatively communicates the increasing scientific base to empower educators with solid evidence to improve their professional practice and enhance their own well-being. Former works appropriately had to add perhaps and maybes to much of the text. Robert Sylwester, EdD, University of Oregon This book is a captivating read that contains definitive and clear steps to guide the reader on the path to becoming `positively smarter.' More than a typical `self-help' book, Positively Smarter provides real, attainable direction for every reader! Lisa Holder Lohmann, EdD, University of Central Oklahoma Positively Smarter supports parents as they seek strategies that will support their children in an environment that is changing at record speed. Kelly Rose, EdD, The Out-of-Door Academy Positively Smarter is a wonderful resource and thoughtful compilation of ground-breaking research and discoveries into the complex phenomenon of personal success. The integration of scientific data, personal vignettes, and practical suggestions for making positive changes in one's life drives home the idea that with effort, perseverance, hope, and setting realistic goals, we can all succeed. Carol Mikulka, MD Psychiatrist, Founder and President, Walden School

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Marcus Conyers and Donna Wilson are codevelopers of curriculum for the master’s and educational specialist degrees with majors in brain-based teaching and a doctoral minor in brain-based leadership with Nova Southeastern University. They are authors of numerous books including, Five Big Ideas for Effective Teaching: Connecting Mind, Brain, and Education Research to Classroom Practice, (2013). Marcus Conyers is founder of the Center for Innovative Education and Prevention and an international speaker on increasing higher-order thinking skills, achievement, and well-being. Donna Wilson, PhD, is an educational psychologist and teacher educator who completed postdoctoral studies in structural cognitive modifiability. Former chair of education of the University of Detroit Mercy, she is an adjunct professor at NSU.

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