Making Sense of their World

In this talk Jackson discusses how our brains process certain words and how we can use this information for our best benefit. He shows the results of the affect of words on water, and poses the question what do these same words do to our body?

Are cooperative students and employees getting shortchanged by reward systems? Clive presents results from his primary research study that questions how rewards are distributed in schools.

Trisha spent many days on the playground by herself. In this time, she has thought deeply about how kids, who choose not to include others, can learn to be kinder human beings. In her talk, Trisha explains how schools can do something to include everyone.

One year into her family's foster care journey, Isabelle shares a kid's perspective on fostering and why she cares so deeply. Listen and learn why you should too!

What does your mother mean to you? Maizeigh describes the traits and knowledge that mothers need in order to do their job well. She also recommends what we can all do to show our mothers how much we love and appreciate them. Personally, she surprises her mother almost daily with love notes to tell her how much she appreciates her.

Can music actually change you physically? Hannah explored this by doing experiments and a lot of research. What did she learn? Music really does have power.

Have you ever felt sad or angry when you lose at a game or fail at something? Find out why these emotions are actually healthy and important reactions in our daily lives. Enzo's new talk explores his personal response to loss and failure.