The third in a series of research seminars on The Educated Brain
**PROGRAMME AND SPEAKERS TO BE ANNOUNCED**
The Educated Brain seminars are a unique collaboration between three University of Cambridge Strategic Research Initiatives (Cambridge Neuroscience, Cambridge Public Policy and Cambridge Language Sciences). The aim of the series is to bring together researchers and practitioners to consider research which sheds light on the question of how we learn, and to consider ways that this research can be applied to policy and practice.
The first seminar, Foundations of the Educated Brain, considered infancy and early childhood. The second seminar, The Educated Brain at School, focused on late childhood and adolescence. This third and final seminar, led by Prof. Zoe Kourtzi, will consider lifelong learning.
A policy brief will be published following each of the seminars. The report on The Educated Brain at School is available here.
The series is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council.
