Andrew is a paediatric neurologist. His work with children over 30 years led him to explore the neurobiology behind their conditions. This led him to seek to understand the neurobiology behind learning. He realised that who a child becomes as an adult is because of the interaction between their environment and their learning – and this is learning in its broadest conceptualisation. He has studied and explored the literature for 35 years, written ‘The Little Book of Big Stuff about the Brain’ and presented at education conferences throughout the UK for 25 years.
Dr Andrew Currans approach is to make the complex simple – and make the simple mind boggling. He will seek to challenge you and strive to support your growth. He also draws really poorly executed pictures and tells awful jokes.
You will come away knowing you’ve worked – but that work will support you in getting the best from each and every child in your class and school – and from yourself. Put ‘Dr Andrew Curran brain’ in your search engine. See for yourself.
