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Masterclasses for Educators

From Neuroscience to Neuropractice: THE 6 MAJESTICS to Transform How We Teach.

Move past dry teaching theory. Discover concrete, brain-based strategies to instantly amplify engagement, dissolve classroom blocks and return the gift of learning autonomy to your students.

In a world where AI is ever-increasing, the role of the educator has fundamentally evolved. Students no longer just need information dispensers — they need guides who empower them and transform learning into something deeply meaningful.

This programme focuses on what really matters: how to apply the science of learning, emotional intelligence and effective communication to make an immediate, real-world impact in your classroom.

Choose Your Learning Journey

Every classroom faces different challenges. That is why The 6 Majestics is built for total flexibility. Register for individual 2-hour masterclasses that address your immediate teaching headaches, or commit to the full 6-part path for a complete professional transformation.

  • 6 live, interactive sessions of 2 hours each
  • Attendance certificate and recording for every session
  • Buy single tickets or save €40 with the full pack

Official NeuroHeart Education® Certificate

Enrol in the complete 6-part series, complete all sessions, and graduate with distinction with an official NeuroHeart Education® Certificate in Brain-Friendly Teaching — showcasing your mastery of brain-friendly practice.

Get the 6-Pack · Save €40

Six masterclasses, one transformation

Every session is a stand-alone deep dive. Together, they form a complete professional path.

AELCA Masterclass 1: Metacognition & Awareness
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Metacognition & Awareness

Bringing consciousness to the teacher and learner to accelerate the learning process.

Friday, July 31, 2026 18:30 – 20:30 CEST

Research consistently shows that learners who understand how they learn are significantly better equipped to regulate their behaviour, overcome plateaus, and achieve long-term success. This evidence-informed masterclass explores the intersection of metacognition, neuroscience and daily teaching practice — drawing on current research into cognitive load, neuroplasticity, memory and attention.

Key focus areas

  • The core principles of metacognition and why they alter learning outcomes.
  • Key neuroscience findings on memory imprinting and cognitive load.
  • Practical toolkits for student reflection, planning, monitoring and self-evaluation.
  • Strategies to build deep self-awareness and self-regulation in learners.

Duration: 2 hours · Attendance certificate & recording included.

AELCA Masterclass 2: Emotional Learning Journeys
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Emotional Learning Journeys

Understanding the science of “fight or flight” to troubleshoot learning blocks, fear, and frustration.

Saturday, August 1, 2026 11:00 – 13:00 CEST

When a student encounters an emotional trigger, their brain enters a fight, flight or freeze state that physically alters their capacity to process language. This masterclass combines neuroscience and coaching frameworks to help you recognise hidden triggers, run restorative conversations and guide frustrated learners back to a calm, secure state.

Key focus areas

  • Neuroscience and neuropsychology principles to troubleshoot learning blocks.
  • How to shift your communication style to become a genuinely brain-friendly educator.
  • Recognising subtle emotional triggers before they disrupt the classroom.
  • How to talk to your students about their brains to empower emotional self-recovery.

Duration: 2 hours · Attendance certificate & recording included.

AELCA Masterclass 3: Effective Communication & Dopamine
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Effective Communication & Dopamine

Changing the dynamics of classroom communication to maximise memory imprinting.

Friday, August 7, 2026 18:30 – 20:30 CEST

By importing specialised coaching structures into daily teaching, you can radically maximise your students’ focus, autonomy and ownership. Discover how to use structured models like PACT PQC (Rachel Paling, 2012) to provoke “aha!” moments and build stronger neural connections — and learn the exact communication patterns that trigger dopamine for natural memory retention.

Key focus areas

  • Integrating professional coaching ethics and principles into the teaching process.
  • Mastering goal-setting and periodic review conversations that boost commitment.
  • Shifting your stance to become less directive and highly interactive.
  • The mechanics of triggering curiosity, positivity and dopamine in learning.

Duration: 2 hours · Attendance certificate & recording included.

AELCA Masterclass 4: Active Listening & Powerful Questions
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Active Listening & Powerful Questions

The art of Socratic questioning and empathetic listening to deepen student connection.

Saturday, August 15, 2026 11:00 – 13:00 CEST

Coaching in education is fast becoming the global norm. This masterclass teaches you to embody a professional coaching mindset (aligned with the ICF core competencies) to enhance your pedagogical impact. You will adapt Kolb’s learning cycle through powerful questioning and deep listening, and unpack Dr. David Rock’s FEELING model to handle complex classroom dynamics.

Key focus areas

  • Active listening techniques that actively accelerate language acquisition.
  • Infusing empathy and compassion into difficult conversations about resistance.
  • Using the Positive Emotional Attractor State (Boyatzis) to tap into intrinsic vision.
  • The art of Socratic questioning to stimulate critical thought, insight and creativity.

Duration: 2 hours · Attendance certificate & recording included.

AELCA Masterclass 5: Promoting Autonomy & Responsibility
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Promoting Autonomy & Responsibility

Honouring the uniqueness of the individual brain using Self-Determination Theory.

Friday, August 28, 2026 18:30 – 20:30 CEST

Track the 50-year trajectory of learner autonomy from Self-Determination Theory to modern Intentional Change Theory. This session confronts the neuromyth of “learning styles”, replacing it with the authentic science of learning, and shows you how to partner with learners by introducing structured choice, personal preference and genuine ownership.

Key focus areas

  • Shifting your role to become a less directive, highly interactive partner.
  • Proven methods to provoke authentic learner autonomy and personal responsibility.
  • Building collaborative learning environments by truly partnering with students.
  • Practical paths to help learners discover their own optimal way of learning.

Duration: 2 hours · Attendance certificate & recording included.

AELCA Masterclass 6: Classroom Attention & Motivation
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Classroom Attention & Motivation

The neurological mechanisms behind long-term focus, vision, and overcoming plateaus.

Saturday, August 29, 2026 11:00 – 13:00 CEST

Boosting concentration and deep focus is arguably the single greatest challenge for the modern educator. This final masterclass dives into the neurology of motivation and reward. Use the PEA and NEA effects from Professor Richard Boyatzis to keep motivation high, navigate plateaus, manage digital distractions and maintain consistent long-term progress.

Key focus areas

  • Running an initial “Motivision” conversation to secure long-term learning vision.
  • The neural mechanisms of motivation and the difference between motivation and commitment.
  • Tactical troubleshooting for sudden drops in motivation or external interference.
  • Brain-friendly methods to enhance attention span and sustain concentration.

Duration: 2 hours · Attendance certificate & recording included.

Ready to Transform Your Practice?

Space is limited for our live, interactive sessions so every educator has the chance to participate, ask questions and practise these coaching frameworks in real time.

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