If you’re a young person with questions about how our brains work, All Brains Are Wonderful is just what you need. Written by superstar teacher Scott Evans and neuroscientist Dr Rachel Williams, it’s a clear, concise and stimulating information book.
In 36 pages, it explores how our brains form and grow, how the different parts control specific areas – the science bit – and also explains conditions that cause neurological disorders.
Further, in a section called Society, it looks at neurodiversity (dyslexia, autism, dyspraxia), explaining in equally clear, age-appropriate language, how neuordivergent people’s brains work simultaneously encouraging readers to help build a brighter, more neuroinclusive future.
With its emphasis on knowledge and understanding, the final section, Taking Action, feels just right. It lists ways to look after your mental health, and keep your brain in shape, alongside the best ways to use your awesome brain. Positive, affirming and information-packed, it’s just the thing for the not so so old or grey matter.
A comprehensive guide for children - and the adults in their life - as they learn to deal with the diverse ways our brains work. From the basic anatomy of our brains to neurodiversity and big feelings, ALL brains are wonderful! But we know that everyone’s brain is wired differently. This book shows that being different is completely natural because ... it’s all just science! Trust the experts to help you have big conversations together.
Discover all about your Very Important Brain! The brain is the boss of your body. But it's more than anatomy. You might not always understand it - you might even feel like your brain is different. But being different is completely natural. Primary school teacher, neurodivergent spokesperson and reading for pleasure expert Scott Evans, with the help of a neuroscientist, shows how neurodiversity, mental health and training your brain are what makes you YOU…and YOU are amazing!
Scott Evans, also known as The Reader Teacher, is a neurodivergent primary school teacher, author and educational consultant, who has an unwavering dedication to inspiring children to read. Throughout his career, Scott has become a champion for children's literature, believing that reading is the gateway to opening a world of opportunities. His commitment also extends beyond the classroom, as he is passionate about inclusion in all aspects of life, with a strong focus on advocating for greater awareness and appreciation of neurodivergence in both children and adults, especially within the teaching profession..
